Resources
Working notes on self-hosted, on-premise transcription: how automatic transcription runs on your own server, what data protection officers ask, what it really costs, and why speaker separation matters for minutes.
How to Set Up Automatic Transcription on Your Own Server
A practical guide for IT and the teams who own the meetings: where recordings should arrive, what happens to each file on its way to finished minutes, where results are delivered, how long everything is kept, and what to prepare before installation.
On-Premise Transcription for GDPR: What Your DPO Will Ask
Before a transcription tool goes live, the data protection officer asks where recordings go, who processes them and how long they stay. Here are the questions and the answers an on-premise deployment gives.
Self-Hosted vs. Cloud Transcription: How to Compare Three-Year Costs
Per-minute fees look small until they run every day. What actually drives the three-year cost of transcription on both sides (licence, hardware, administration, usage), and how to run the comparison for your own volume.
What Speaker-Separated Transcription Means for Meeting Minutes
A transcript that does not say who spoke is a wall of text. Speaker separation is what turns recordings into minutes with attributed statements, traceable decisions and clear action items.