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Capture any legal testimony—depositions, EUOs, and more. Host on Zoom, then get automatic processing and instant access.
Record any Zoom deposition, even if you’re
not the host. Your recorder captures it, your firm controls it.
Absolutely! In 1993, the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 30 (b) (3) were amended to allow for non-stenographic depositions, meaning no shorthand reporter or stenography. The majority of states have followed suit, adapting their laws to permit audio or video recordings to serve as the official record. Check out our Admissibility page for a full list of states that allow for non-stenographic depositions.
Yes. Skribe’s human-proofread transcripts are 99% accurate. To put that in perspective, the National Court Reporters’ Association’s website, stenographers can be certified by achieving a 95% accuracy rate.
Skribe’s transcripts are not stenographic, but they are verbatim and sworn to be accurate. The difference is how the testimony is captured, not the reliability of the final transcript. Skribe transcripts are prepared from high-quality audio and video recordings, professionally proofread, and accompanied by a declaration that attests to the accuracy of the transcript under penalty of perjury pursuant to applicable law. For attorneys, the practical result is a reliable, litigation-ready transcript that can be confidently used throughout the life of the case.
Skribe is a digital reporting and deposition intelligence platform built for modern litigation. We capture legal testimony using secure video and audio, provide fast ASR-powered access to searchable transcripts, and deliver human-verified final transcripts you can rely on. Inside the platform, testimony becomes an asset you can search, analyze, summarize, and reuse across your case. Skribe is designed to help litigators move faster, spend less, and work with testimony more effectively without sacrificing accuracy or accountability.
Skribe’s final transcripts now include a Declaration of Verbatim Transcript. That means each final transcript is professionally proofread and comes with a sworn declaration confirming that it is a true, word-for-word, and accurate record of what was said. Attorneys can rely on Skribe’s final transcripts with confidence for everyday litigation needs like reviewing testimony, citing excerpts, filing motions, and preparing for trial.
