Captioning and transcription for government needs

Verbit prioritizes security for all government transcription and captioning services. Our platform uses end-to-end encryption, secure cloud storage, and complies with relevant government security standards, ensuring that all sensitive information and data are fully protected throughout the process.

Captioning can be applied to a wide range of government materials, including live and recorded meetings, press conferences, emergency announcements, training videos, and informational content for constituents. Captioning helps make this content more accessible, ensuring that individuals with hearing impairments or non-native speakers can fully engage with the information.

Yes, Verbit offers captioning services for archived government content, including previously recorded sessions, meetings, and other media. Our Verbit Archive product ensures your archived materials are accessible to all constituents by providing closed captions and transcripts.

Absolutely. Verbit provides audio description services for video content, making it accessible to individuals who are blind or with low vision. This service adds a layer of narration that describes important visual elements, ensuring all constituents can access the content fully.

Caption Live is designed for real-time captioning of formal government settings, such as meetings, town halls, and legislative sessions, helping participants stay engaged and informed. Venue Live, on the other hand, focuses on live captioning for larger onsite events, such as press conferences and emergency announcements, enhancing accessibility for audiences attending in person or online.