Scribe v2 just got an upgrade - four new features

Scribe v2 has introduced several enhancements aimed at improving transcription quality and user control, including built-in entity redaction, enhanced Indic-English transcription, a No Verbatim mode, and expanded keyterm prompting up to 1,000 terms. The entity redaction feature automatically detects and removes sensitive information like names and credit card numbers from transcripts, making it ideal for sectors like healthcare and finance that require stringent compliance. The updated transcription system accurately handles code-switching between English and Indic languages, ensuring English words remain in Latin script. The No Verbatim mode eliminates filler words and repetitions for cleaner transcripts, which is particularly useful for creating polished meeting notes and subtitles. Additionally, the enhancement of keyterm prompting allows for more precise transcription guidance, benefiting teams with extensive technical vocabularies or domain-specific terminology. These features are currently available in the Scribe v2 API and UI, offering immediate access to improved transcription capabilities.

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