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Pimloc Transcribe combines automated transcription, editing, translation, and redaction within Pimloc’s all-in-one platform for working with sensitive data.
San Francisco, CA – October 15, 2026 – Pimloc, the privacy technology company making sensitive data usable, today announced Pimloc Transcribe, a dedicated AI-powered transcription solution that enables organizations to automatically transcribe, review, and redact sensitive audio and video recordings within its all-in-one solution for video, audio, images, and documents.
Pimloc Transcribe converts audio and video recordings into searchable, timestamped transcripts, automatically identifying speakers and highlighting personally identifiable information (PII) for review and redaction. New capabilities include editable transcripts, improved speaker identification, automatic translation, and tools that flag uncertain speech for manual review.
The solution is designed for organizations that regularly work with recorded conversations, interviews, evidence, and other sensitive material, including law enforcement agencies, legal teams, public sector organizations, and educational institutions. By bringing transcription, editing, and redaction into one platform, Pimloc Transcribe reduces manual work and the need to transfer sensitive recordings between separate services.
“Organizations working with sensitive recordings often need to do several things with the same file, from understanding what was said to preparing a transcript for a case or removing personal information before it can be shared,” said Simon Randall, CEO and Founder of Pimloc. “Pimloc Transcribe brings that work together. Teams can generate and edit transcripts, identify sensitive information, and apply redactions within one platform, giving them greater control over the process and the recordings they’re responsible for.”
Pimloc Transcribe uses AI to automatically identify different speakers and assign timestamps to spoken words, allowing users to follow the transcript alongside the original recording. Users can search for specific words or phrases, edit transcripts, and merge speaker labels when the same individual has been identified as multiple speakers. The platform also flags sections of speech where audio quality or transcription confidence is low, helping teams focus their review on passages that may need correction.
For recordings in other languages, Pimloc Transcribe can generate an English translation alongside the original-language transcript, helping teams review material they may otherwise need to send to a separate translation service.
The same platform also provides automated PII detection and audio redaction, allowing teams to move directly from reviewing a transcript to protecting sensitive information within it. Pimloc automatically detects names, addresses, phone numbers, and other PII in transcripts, grouping information by category so users can review and redact individual instances or multiple occurrences at once.
Transcripts can be downloaded with sensitive information permanently removed. For legal teams, this means preparing transcripts for case files, reviewing recorded evidence, and making corrections without sending files to external transcription services. Police departments can similarly process interviews, body-worn camera footage, and other recordings, handling transcription and redaction together within the same workflow.
“Whether it’s a police interview, a legal proceeding, or another sensitive recording, accuracy matters,” continued Randall. “Teams need to be able to check what was said, make corrections, and control what information is ultimately shared. Bringing those capabilities together means they can manage the work themselves, without the delays and additional handling that come with moving sensitive files between different services.”
Pimloc Transcribe is part of Pimloc’s all-in-one platform for working with sensitive data, alongside Pimloc Redact for automated redaction across video, audio, images, and documents, and Pimloc Investigate for searching across large volumes of footage. Together, the solutions allow organizations to transcribe, search, redact, and securely share sensitive information within a single platform.
For more information about Pimloc, visit www.pimloc.com.
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About Pimloc
Pimloc is a privacy technology company making sensitive data usable. Its platform helps organizations protect people and their privacy while working with documents, video, audio, and other sensitive information.
Pimloc Redact automatically detects and redacts personal information so sensitive data can be used and shared safely. Pimloc Transcribe and Pimloc Investigate help organizations transcribe, search, and work with large volumes of sensitive multimedia.
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