HappyScribe vs. Adapt Studio

Happy Scribe saves us a lot of time in generating transcripts and subtitles. We have used other services, including human transcription, and really find Happy Scribe to be adequate for a starting point. Even human transcription isn't perfect when the transcriptionist isn't familiar with the domain and specific vocabulary used.

Cloudwords is well suited for getting translations of specific docs from users who are from a different language speaking area. in the past, we've tried to translate on our own, but it is time consuming and not always accurate, so cloudwords save us time and money with translation services

Incentivized

• Machine translation is remarkably accurate, though of course not perfect.
• The entire web app experience is thoughtfully designed and implemented. Using it is a pleasure.
• A sweet feature: the ability to share editable transcripts with guests through a share link.

• integrations with Eloqua
• easy translations
• keeps things organized

Incentivized

• There's not much to dislike!

• When errors arise, it's difficult to determine where the error is from, Cloudowrds or our system.
• faster timelines for approvals
• infrequently, the translation quality is not 100 percent correct.

Incentivized

For our use, Happy Scribe's machine translation is nearly as accurate as the human translation services we used before at considerably lower cost. The web app is better designed than either of the others we tried, though we haven't used those alternatives in the past several years

This service is often incorrect and sloppy with translations

Incentivized

• Happy Scribe enables us to make videos and audio accessible to people who prefer not to watch or listen.
• Happy Scribe saves us time and money.
• Happy Scribe just works.

• Saves money on hiring a translator
• brings in clients from other countries
• helps us to communicate with clients more efficiently.

Incentivized