Designing a high-recall watchlist
Start with exact names, common abbreviations, possessives, bills, agencies, competitors, and the phrases a speaker is likely to say aloud.
Practical hearing intelligence
Better coverage starts with a better evidence workflow.
Short guides for policy teams evaluating live transcription, alerting, and AI-assisted hearing briefs.
Reviewing an AI hearing brief
Treat every summary sentence as a research lead until its cited transcript segment and source timestamp support the claim.
Measuring coverage value
Track analyst coverage hours avoided, relevant mentions surfaced, time-to-client alert, and the percentage of claims with usable evidence.
Evaluation checklist
Test the hard moments, not just the happy path.
- Use a multi-speaker hearing with cross-talk and proper nouns.
- Include watch terms that appear and terms that do not.
- Stop tab sharing mid-session and verify the interrupted coverage is saved accurately.
- Rename a speaker and verify prior transcript segments update.
- Open each brief citation and compare it with the source recording.
Early partner access
Build a faster, evidence-first hearing operation.
We’re onboarding early partners on a limited basis and sizing each approved trial to the team’s evaluation plan.