iDictate.com Offers One-Hour Voice-to-Text Transcription Service For Only a Penny a Word.
iDictate.com has announced the launch of
its new voice-to-text transcription
service, utilizing a unique blend of
Internet technology and human
intervention that will dramatically
change the way business, legal and
medical professionals obtain transcribed
documents on a global scale.
According to company founder Lee Dorfman, "The new service turns any telephone
into a dictation device with the
finished document either e-mailed back
to the user for editing or sent directly
to the recipient or multiple recipients
within an hour." Customers in North
America dial 1-877-DICTATE to dictate
their jobs. Dorfman cites cost,
convenience,
and speed as the main benefits of the
service. English documents are billed at
only one-cent per word, with no minimum
usage, rush or monthly fees --
substantially less than maintaining a
secretarial staff or utilizing competing
dictation/transcription services.
Foreign language dictation has not yet
been priced.
The convenience of the service makes
iDictate a perfect addition to the
growing list of business-to-business "Apps-on-Tap." Users can dictate medical
transcripts, legal pleadings, meeting
summaries, letters, or any other
document on-the-fly from an office
phone, mobile phone, satellite phone,
hotel phone, in-flight phone or pay
phone. Even persons accustomed to typing
their own documents will be amazed by
the simplicity and convenience of the
system. Documents can also be
transcribed by faxing handwritten notes
to 877-Dictate, or by connecting
hand-held recording devices to
iDictate's Internet server via any
telephone.
According to Dorfman, the company's
transcription turn-around time is
superior to conventional alternatives.
Most jobs are completed and returned to
the client within an hour, and the
service is available 24 hours a day. The
company is offering its services through
its own website "idictate.com," through
legal and medical channels and through
wire-line and wireless telecommunication
companies throughout the United States
and overseas. According to Dorfman,
iDictate is an excellent service for
telco's to offer to their customers,
since it is so easily increases the
carriers' minutes of usage over their
networks.
The company's typists and quality
assurance professionals come with solid
credentials, and each is bonded for up
to $5 million for any inappropriate use
of the information available to them.
Further, the company's security system
is patterned after the system used by
the U. S. government with subcontractors
who only view random, unconnected pieces
of an overall project. This system of
security is virtually foolproof and is
almost certainly better than the system
most companies use today wherein current
typists have access to everything that
goes through the office.
According to Carol Ruth Silver, a
well-known San Francisco attorney, "iDictate
is the best thing since sliced bread." Ms. Silver personally uses the service
to create legal agreements at all hours
of the day and night.
For more information, contact Lee
Dorfman at 1-877-Dictate x4, or lee@idictate.com.
CONTACT: iDictate.com
Lee Dorfman, (800) 342-8283 x4
