AttestVoice Legal
From recording to court package — in one click
A recording is evidence only if it's admissible: an accurate transcript, a transcriber's affidavit, a documented chain of custody. Today that's a week of work with a transcription bureau — at ₪900–1,200 per audio hour.
Upload the recording, verify the transcript, click "Court package" — and get a ZIP with the original, a court-format transcript (DOCX+PDF), a chain-of-custody annex, affidavits, and a hash for every file.
The original is untouched
The source file is kept bit-for-bit with a cryptographic hash — immutable, forever.
Every supporting document
Transcriber's affidavit (Evidence Ordinance s.15), a circumstances affidavit built from the admissibility questionnaire, a custody sheet.
Certified human verification
The Certified service: a qualified transcriber verifies segment by segment under an SLA — ₪9 per audio minute.
₪149per user / month
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Frequently asked
Is the transcript admissible in court?
We provide the full foundation case law requires: an unaltered original, chain of custody, affidavits and a verified transcript. Admissibility itself is the court's call — the package is built to survive that test.
What does certified human verification include?
A Certified order opens a review queue with a deadline. A transcriber verifies every segment against the audio; only when everything is verified is a "certified" version sealed — and that's what ships in the package.
Stereo (two-channel) call recordings?
Detected automatically: each channel is transcribed separately and merged by time — perfect speaker separation.
How long does a package take?
Automatic transcription — minutes. Certified human verification — per the SLA you choose (24–168 hours). The package itself builds in seconds.
Security & standards
Encrypted at rest · immutable original retention (WORM) · full audit trail · built for compliance with Israel's Privacy Law Amendment 13 · Customer deletion = destruction of the recording's encryption key (final within 7 days, subject to statutory retention duties)