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A hearing is not a trial

Turn the audio of a hearing into readable text, with each panel member and the applicant kept apart and the reasoning behind the questions left intact.
Reasons, not just exchanges.
Six jobs a panel session creates.
Take the file the panel recorded
Audio from a meeting room, a video platform or a phone left running goes in unchanged.
Keep every member separate
A chair, two panel members and the applicant are labelled, so no question is credited to the wrong side.
Follow a submission that runs long
A hearing transcript holds an hour of evidence without losing the thread when the speaker circles back.
Keep the wording of a concession
Where an applicant gives ground on a figure or a date, that sentence stays exactly as it was spoken.
Search for the point that was pressed
Finding the second time a member raised a condition takes one search rather than another listen.
Take the text to the written stage
Copy the draft into submissions or a note for the decision maker, and mark the passages that matter.

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Three steps between the room and the file.
Upload the audio of the session, however the panel arranged for it to be captured and however long it ran.
The hearing is transcribed in order, with each speaker separated and a time marker against every passage.
Read the hearing transcript for the names, dates and conditions that were discussed, then pull the passages you need.
Four sides of one panel session.
Yvonne Pratt
Planning Consultant
Appeals turn on what an inspector said they were concerned about. I search the hearing transcript for that phrase rather than working from my notes, which is where the detail never survived.
Diego Salazar
Union Representative
Grievance panels move fast and witnesses give three different versions in an hour. Having the whole session in text means I can quote the version that matters without asking anyone to trust my memory.
Harriet Nolan
Licensing Solicitor
A licence hearing is decided on the conditions discussed in the room. The draft shows exactly which ones were raised and which the client accepted, before the written decision arrives.
Ravi Menon
Tribunal Member
I read a draft of a hearing I chaired to check whether we gave the applicant a fair chance to answer. It is an uncomfortable exercise, which is why it is worth doing.
Sessions, privacy and where the record ends.
Add the audio and read the whole session back as text, with every speaker named and every passage findable.
Make a Hearing Transcript