For The Record's FTR RealTime platform is changing the way courts operate. The latest updates and how they can benefit someone.
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Phoenix, Arizona, USA– August 23, 2024:
For The Record, a pioneer in court recording technology, has unveiled significant enhancements to its groundbreaking instant speech-to-text platform, FTR RealTime. These updates are designed to streamline court operations, improve access to justice, and provide users with a more efficient and intuitive experience.
One of the most anticipated features is FTR RealTime Annotations, which allows participants to mark specific timeframes within proceedings and add relevant case references. This feature greatly enhances the searchability and organization of court records, making it easier for attorneys, judges, and court staff to find and reference key moments.
In addition to annotations, the new FTR RealTime includes a recording timeline that automatically highlights significant annotated events. This visual representation provides a quick overview of proceedings and helps users navigate through the recording more efficiently.
A new cases page offers an index of all annotated cases within the court system, enabling participants to seamlessly navigate between related proceedings. This feature is particularly valuable for attorneys and researchers who need to track the progress of multiple cases or examine historical context.
Advanced search functionality further enhances the platform's usability, allowing users to easily locate specific cases, hearings, or keywords within the speech-to-text transcripts. This powerful search tool empowers users to quickly find the information they need, saving time and effort.
According to For The Record CEO Tony Douglass, these enhancements are just the beginning of a continuous development roadmap for FTR RealTime. "This AI-based platform is already revolutionizing court workflows, saving thousands of hours of administrative and court reporter time for mid-sized court systems," he stated. "These new and impending features will accelerate judicial efficiency and streamline court operations in ways previously impossible."
Future developments, including the ability to take custom and private notes alongside the live speech-to-text recording, will be released in the coming months. Other enhancements will refine the platform and add functionality tailored to the needs of specific user groups, from judges to attorneys.
For The Record is committed to providing innovative solutions that modernize legal proceedings and support equal access to justice. The company's audio engineering expertise and decades of courtroom experience have resulted in advances such as the world's most widely used court recording software and the world's first instant speech-to-text platform for legal proceedings.
With technology in 30,000+ courtrooms across 70+ countries, For The Record is the sound and sight of justice. The company's dedication to excellence and continuous innovation has solidified its position as a leader in the court recording industry.