1. Transcribe
Send a recording for transcription. Inspect the returned text, available timing, and speaker labels. Use the quickstart for your first recording and transcription for input and output details.2. Attribute speakers
Where speaker attribution is available, turns identify different speakers. A speaker label describes the source attribution; use additional identity evidence to associate it with a person. Supplied text preserves the labels and timing you provide.3. Classify and extract
Select published analysis Definitions to identify scenarios, reasons for contact, entities, actions, and commitments. The Definition determines the output and service being requested. See classification, extraction, and evaluation.4. Summarize and evaluate
Request a published Definition that produces the summary or evaluation you need. An evaluation applies its own configured criteria and version. Requesting transcription alone does not select analysis.5. Use structured results and evidence
Retrieve the transcript, findings, evaluations, and their source references. Check the input revision and processing state, then follow evidence back to the relevant passage. Read results and evidence.6. Forecast
Supply numerical history or select an authorized registered metric, choose the interval and horizon, and retrieve the saved forecast. Supported drivers can add information available at forecast time. Extracted findings can contribute to a measured time series. Define its metric, interval, filters, and history before using that series for a forecast. The forecasting guide starts directly from numerical input.Choose an entry point
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