A very basic definition of transcription is the taking of data in one format and transferring it to another. In many cases, the audio dictation is captured digitally, or with audio tape, and transferred to either a paper or electronic document. In the case of investigative documents, there are several advantages of using a transcription company in your practice.

First, transcribed data is more legible. A-n-D retains only the most highly trained transcriptionists in our transcription division. Specifically, our transcriptionists are trained and tested in investigative terminology. These transcriptionists are then able to easily decipher interview tapes and transcribe them into an easy-to-read document.

Secondly, transcribed data provides the protection of having more than one copy of the data, and safe and secure storage of this transcription. The transcribed data can then be accessed by computer, and stored more effectively in a database. You will save time and space using this method of document storage.

In the long run, using a transcription service such as A-n-D transcription service will save you money, while at the same time providing a professional edge. The documents we'll provide are of top quality and are professionally edited.