Persian speech processing

Speech to TextTurn conversations into usable text.

Important details in a meeting or call are difficult to review in an audio file alone. Liyan Speech to Text converts Persian speech into text for documentation, search and team follow-up.

Bring an example of your team’s actual work to evaluate the product.
From audio to documentationA conceptual workflow
  1. Persian speech

    A meeting, call or interview sample

  2. Transcription

    Convert speech into text

  3. Review and use

    Check the text and use it in team workflows

Speech to Text · Persian speech processing
Enterprise use cases

For teams whose work depends on conversations

Start with a typical workplace sample to understand how text output fits your workflow.

Meetings and interviews

Prepare an initial transcript for reviewing conversations and completing meeting documentation.

Contact centers and support

Convert call content into text for review and follow-up on raised topics.

Documentation and archives

Turn Persian audio into text for use in organizational records.

Core capabilities

Three ways to use conversation content

Text output is a starting point for review and documentation. Evaluate it with real samples and the terminology used in your work.

Persian transcription

Convert Persian audio and conversations into text for documentation. Assess results against recording quality, speech patterns and specialist terminology.

For recording conversation content

Searchable text content

Use text output to find topics and details mentioned in a conversation. Storage and search methods are reviewed around the destination system.

For easier reference to information

Enterprise workflow integration

Use output in documentation, contact centers or internal systems. Output formats and transfer methods are defined around your team’s requirements.

For more organized follow-up
Setup readiness

Deployment and integration: what to prepare

Clarify these points before starting to define setup scope and responsibilities.

Audio input

Bring a Persian meeting, call or interview recording. Include recording quality, overlapping speech and terminology in the evaluation.

Required output

Provide an example of the desired transcript and its use in your archive or system. Review important names and numbers.

Processing requirements

Specify file format, audio volume and any live processing or on-premises requirements. Support for each option must be confirmed before ordering.

Frequently asked questions

Which audio is the solution intended for?

It is introduced for Persian speech in meetings, calls and interviews. Suitability for your recordings and conversation conditions is assessed in the demo.

Does the output need review?

Review transcripts for important uses, particularly names, numbers and technical terms. Recording quality and conversation conditions can affect the result.

Are files or live processing supported?

Input methods, accepted formats and live processing availability need confirmation during technical review. Share an example of your intended workflow.

Can text be transferred to our internal system?

Using output in organizational workflows is a core area of the solution. Output formats and integration methods are defined during technical review.

How is pricing determined?

Share your use case, audio volume, processing requirements and integrations to discuss implementation and cost.

Getting started

Start with a real scenario

Bring audio that represents your real working conditions, important terminology and the intended use of the transcript.

  1. Define the sample and goal

    Review audio type, recording quality, terminology and intended use.

  2. Evaluate the output

    Compare the transcript with the audio, names, numbers and difficult passages.

  3. Plan how to use the text

    Discuss output formats, review procedures, usage volume and destination systems.

Explore transcription with a real conversation.

Share an audio sample and intended use to review output quality and workflow fit.

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