User research, support and sales calls, demos and all-hands turned into searchable text — including the Pidgin calls the international tools do not support.
A head of product, a head of customer experience or an ops lead, spending from a tool budget rather than a capital line, so the decision moves in weeks. At a fintech, whoever owns compliance reviews the data handling before anyone signs.
Not yet, and we would rather you read that here than find it during an evaluation. A developer API is the thing we are asked for most and do not have; there is a waitlist at /developers, and joining it is the most direct way to influence when it ships. Today the workflow is uploading through the dashboard, several files at a time, and taking the output as text, DOCX, PDF, SRT or VTT.
They do not. Pidgin does not appear on the supported-language list of the international tools a Nigerian team is likely to be paying for already, and that gap is the reason AuTrans exists. Nigerian Pidgin, Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo are first-class alongside Nigerian-accented English, and an agent who switches between English and Pidgin inside one call is handled as a single recording rather than something you have to split up first.
Each call comes back with the agent and the customer separated, timestamped and searchable, so scoring stops being gated on how long somebody can spend listening. The limit is volume rather than capability: tell us roughly how many hours a month the queue produces and we will quote against it. Note that this is a dashboard upload workflow today, not an automated feed from your telephony — there is no API yet.
Audio is never used to train AI models, on any plan. Text corrections are only ever used where an account has explicitly opted in, and yours can have that off from the start. Transcripts stay private to your account unless you create a view-only link, and anything can be deleted on request including the data derived from it. If your compliance policy sets a retention window, tell us the window and we will hold to it in the agreement.
The free plan includes 30 minutes of transcription every month, which refills, and that is enough to run your own recordings through it — your call quality, your accents, your languages — before anyone raises a requisition. If you want a wider trial across a support team or a full research round, ask and we will set the allowance for it.
Turn recorded support calls into searchable transcripts with speaker labels so Nigerian QA teams can score agents fast and catch what training misses.
Transcribe BPO call-center calls in Pidgin and Nigerian English for quality assurance and agent coaching.
Convert compliance interviews, KYC calls, and regulatory review recordings into accurate transcripts with AuTrans.
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.