This page explains key features available in Corti dictation enabled by the
/transcribe API endpoint. Corti provides both a dictation API and web component, ready for you to integrate with your app.Dictation can be supported by languages with
Enhanced or Premier tier availability. See the languages page for the full list of support per language.Feature availability per language
| Language | Language Code | Commands | Punctuation | Formatting | Vocabulary | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Danish | da | coming soon | ||||
| Dutch | nl | |||||
| English (US) | en | coming soon | ||||
| English (UK) | en-GB | coming soon | ||||
| French | fr | coming soon | ||||
| German | de | coming soon | ||||
| Hungarian | hu | |||||
| Norwegian | no | |||||
| Swedish | sv |
Features
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Languages
Corti speech recognition is specifically designed for use in the healthcare domain. A tier system has been introduced to categorize functionality and performance that is available per language and endpoint. Languages in the Enhanced and Premier tiers have the utmost functionality and recognition accuracy - they’re the ones recommended for dictation use.
Commands
Commands is a key functionality that brings the system beyond speech-to-text to a complete dictation solution. Put your users in the driver seat to control their workflow by defining commands to insert templates, navigate the application, automate repetitive tasks, and more!
Punctuation
Punctuation is essential for coherent documentation. Setting the
spokenPunctuation parameter to true in /transcribe configuration enables users to control when punctuation is inserted in the document output. Additionally, the parameter automaticPunctuation can be used to have the AI model add periods and commas as appropriate.Diarization
Diarization is the process of segmenting an audio recording by speaker, assigning portions of speech to distinct identities (e.g., “Doctor,” “Patient”). This enables accurate transcription, attribution, and analysis of multi-speaker clinical conversations, but is not required for effective AI scribing or workflow speech-enablement.
Formatting
betaSpeech recognition can be used to create a verbatim transcript of the audio; however, some content is not documented in the same manner as it is verbalized. The
formatting features provide control over how key information should for represented in the textual output.Vocabulary
coming soonUnparalleled access to and control over the vocabulary used by the speech recognition models will give organizations the utmost control over the dictation experience: Gain visibility into the terminologies the models are trained on and update the vocabulary as needed to optimize for localized or specialized needs, respond to reported issues, and stay ahead of the wave of changes to medical practices and communication.
Dictation workflows
Hold-to-talk
Most common for dictation using a handheld microphone, providing the ultimate control over turning the microphone on (press and hold the record button) and off (release the button).
Toggle-to-talk
Most common for dictation using a wearable or desktop microphone, where the microphone is turned on and remains in active recording state until it is turned off.
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