Connect 3Scribe Transcription integrations
Decode your high-volume media files by automating 3Scribe Transcription on Make to generate structured text databases. Linking this engine to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly trigger transcription jobs, query processing statuses, and retrieve word-level confidence scores. Sign up for free today to build your first media processing pipeline.
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Posts a file to 3Scribe to be transcribed using the language specified or request the language to be automatically detected.
Fetches a specific jobs transcript and details such as duration, language etc.
Fetches a list of transcription jobs from your account using parameters to specify how many jobs, the order of the jobs and the field on which to order them. Information such as the Job ID, Job Name, Duration and current job status will be returned.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Triggers when a transcription job has completed processing by 3Scribe
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Automate 3Scribe Transcription with Make. Connect your audio to your favorite apps and simplify your daily workflows.
Unlock the Power of Automated Workflows with 3Scribe Transcription and Make
Integrating 3Scribe Transcription with Make allows you to automate audio pipelines, instantly share text across Slack, and update your CRM records without manual data entry.
Automatically send new audio files from your cloud storage directly to 3Scribe for hands-free transcription.
Deliver completed transcripts to your team via Slack, email, or project management tools the moment they are ready.
Connect 3Scribe with other AI tools in Make to automatically summarize, translate, or extract insights from your text.
Automatically save finalized transcripts into organized folders in Google Drive, OneDrive, or Notion.
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