Public hearings, town halls, stakeholder consultations and internal meetings recorded and turned into a searchable written record.
A permanent secretary, a director or an agency head. Procurement is formal, the timeline is long, and the questions are about record-keeping and data residency rather than features.
Yes. Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo and Nigerian Pidgin are supported directly, so a consultation held in Hausa produces a Hausa record rather than an English summary written afterwards by whoever attended.
We invoice annually against a purchase order, in Naira, as a Nigerian company. There is no card requirement and no foreign vendor registration. Send us your vendor assessment and data protection agreement and we will complete them.
Only your account. Sharing is explicit and can be view-only, so a record can be circulated for reading without being editable. Nothing is public unless you deliberately share it.
Ask us directly and we will tell you exactly where audio and transcripts are stored and for how long, in writing, as part of the agreement. We would rather answer that precisely in a document you can hold us to than give a general reassurance on a marketing page.
Turn your meeting recordings into searchable transcripts with speaker labels, action items, and summaries. Built for Nigerian English, Pidgin, and multilingual conversations.
Capture every keynote, panel, and breakout session. Turn your conference content into searchable, shareable assets that extend the event's value.
Roughly how many hours of audio a year, and in which languages. We price against that rather than a published tier. You can also start on the free plan first and run your own recordings through it before anyone raises a purchase order.
