Report by talking.
Talk instead of type. Built for busy hands and long shifts.
In short
Voice reporting lets staff describe an incident out loud. Lauren asks follow-up questions and turns it into a report. It is rolling out in stages, with the same human review and audit trail as every other way to report.
Rolling out This part is being released in stages. See the changelog for status.
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Voice reporting
Talk, then review
Speak the way you would tell a colleague. Lauren asks follow-ups and fills the fields. You review them on screen.
Rolling outPhone and browser
Start from quick report on a phone or from the web app. No special hardware.
Rolling outSame safeguards
Voice reports get the same human review, audit trail and access controls as typed ones.
Rolling outBuilt for noisy places
Made for hallways, loading docks and cabs, where typing gets in the way.
Rolling out
From first touch to done.
- Tap and talkOpen quick report and describe the incident out loud.
- Lauren asksA few follow-up questions, spoken or typed.
- Review the captured fieldsCorrect anything, then sign.
Voice reporting: frequently asked
Something we missed? Ask us, and a person answers.
Is voice reporting available now?
It is rolling out. Text intake with Lauren, quick report and email-to-incident are available today. Ask about the voice rollout when you book a demo.
Are recordings stored?
Audio handling rules are not published yet. They are part of the rollout and will appear on the security page before general availability. Reports always get human review.
Does voice work in other languages?
Not yet. Other languages, starting with Spanish, are on the roadmap alongside voice.
Start with one incident.
Create your kit in about ten minutes and report the first incident the same day. Free to start, no card.