Quicktate Creates Special Promotion for Jott Subscribers

SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwire - Apr 29, 2011) - With the pending shutdown of Nuance's "Jott" service, Quicktate has announced a special promotion for all Jott subscribers.

Starting today and continuing through June 30, any Jott subscriber that signs up with Quicktate will receive an instant $20 credit to their account.

According to CEO Lee Dorfman, "Quicktate has no monthly charges and all transcription is billed by the word. Regular transcription is billed at just 1 1/4 cents per word and customers may dictate both long and short files."

Quicktate offers three types of transcription: General, Legal, and (HIPAA compliant) Medical. Users dial (888) 222-NOTE to dictate a myriad of documents such as personal notes, reminders, emails, letters, inspection reports and patient notes. Finished transcripts may be retrieved by email or by logging in to the user's account. In addition, users may opt to have their transcripts automatically submitted to Evernote to enable key word searching.

Jott subscribers may take advantage of this offer by signing up at http://quicktate.com, and entering promo code JOTT.

About Quicktate

Quicktate provides high quality speech transcription, which easily integrates into existing services using a flexible API. Current applications include call auditing, transcribing voicemail messages, conference calls, iPhone and BlackBerry voice recordings, and medical and legal dictations.

Popular projects include TweetCall (http://tweetcall.com), a service which allows users to dial (877)Tweet-Call and speak their tweets which are then transcribed and automatically published to Twitter, and CallTroops (http://CallTroops.US) (800) Do-Call-Troops, a free service that delivers transcribed messages to US servicemen and women serving abroad.

Quicktate and its sister company iDictate (http://idictate.com) provide transcription service to customers on 5 continents.

Quicktate and iDictate are based in San Francisco, California.

We are very happy with the service, and highly recommend Idictate.com

For several years we have been working with the same provider to transcribe our depositions, case notes, interviews and field reports. In early 2010, we decided to evaluate our options. After discovering Idictate, we liked what we heard and decided to test their service.

After testing for a few months we polled our attorneys and field investigators, we found that the responses were all extremely positive and more. The turn-around time to get the files back was far more impressive than we had expected and were used to.

Although we normally opt for their "standard" delivery, their "rush" service returns files quite quickly. (Many of our files are rather large). In addition, the accuracy of the transcripts has been perfect.

Based on these internal comments, we made the decision to have Idictate transcribe all of our files across all of our offices.

Lastly, I have found their customer support to be extremely responsive to our needs and requests. And it probably wouldn't hurt to add that the change to Idictate is saving us a lot of money as well.

I could go on and on, but let me close by saying that we are very happy with the service, and highly recommend Idictate.

JM

I now use and recommend iDictate for all my transcription needs.

I recently completed a 30 hour Mobile marketing webinar series for a large marketing association. They had promised their members transcripts of every word I spoke during these live trainings. I assumed this association had a good transcription service at-hand and agreed to proof the transcripts when done. OMG! Upon receiving the files I found myself in proofing-hell; one of every 10 transcribed words was unrecognizable... for crying out loud, if anyone read this transcript, they'd think English was my second or third language; even my name was misspelled.

I quickly convinced this client to switch to iDictate. In short order this massive transcription project was delivered almost flawless... even my Uhms and Ahs were removed. I now use and recommend iDictate for all my transcription needs.

Dan Hollings
Internet & Mobile Marketing Strategist

iDictate Offers Half-Hour Service

iDictate Offers "Super-Rush" 30 Minute Transcription Service
iDictate (http://idictate.com) has announced that it will offer 30 minute transcription service to its customers.

According to CEO Lee Dorfman, "If the user selects Super-Rush service, the transcript will be billed at a significant premium. In addition, there are a lot of restrictions with the Super-Rush program.  Super-Rush is only for situations where the user cannot wait for his or her finished file.

"Super-Rush files are billed at the rate of $0.05 (five cents) per word, but only if we complete the file within 30 minutes from the time we receive it. If we fail to deliver a qualifying Super-Rush file to the customer within 30 minutes, they will not be billed the Super-Rush rate but instead will be billed the normal Rush fee."

In order to qualify for Super-Rush delivery:
(a) your file must not exceed 1,000 (one thousand) words (which is approximately 8 minutes of audio)
(b) the audio must be single speaker
(c) the content must be either "General" or "Legal" (not medical)
(d) the audio must be in English, clearly spoken and without an accent
(e) your file must be uploaded to iDictate (as opposed to submitted by phone)
(f) hand-written notes do not qualify

Currently, the Super-Rush service is not available for files dictated by phone.
iDictate will continue to provide its "Regular" and "Rush" service.

About iDictate
iDictate was founded in 1999 and maintains an international client base spanning 4 continents. Voice recordings can be delivered to iDictate via phone (877-DICTATE), web upload, iPhone, and Blackberry.

Contact:
iDictate.
Lee Dorfman, 866-367-5000
ljd@idictate.com