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Introducing AI Workspaces: ask questions across every transcript at once

You have thirty hours of 面试. Or twelve depositions. Or a quarter’s worth of customer calls. The transcript for any one of them is right there in Sonix — but the answer you actually need is scattered across all of them.

Skimming isn’t a strategy. Ctrl-F isn’t either.

AI Workspaces is a new way to ask questions across your transcripts and get answers grounded in what was actually said — with a link back to the exact moment in the recording.

What it does

Ask anything, across everything. Drop a stack of recordings into a workspace and ask a question in plain English. The answer pulls from every transcript in the workspace at once.
Every answer cites its source. Responses link to the specific recording and timestamp where the information came from. Click the citation, jump straight to the moment, hear it for yourself.
Pre-built prompts for common work. One click to extract action items, surface key themes, list decisions made, flag open questions, summarize each speaker, or read the room’s sentiment.
Conversations that stick around. Threads are saved, so your 研究 builds up over time instead of disappearing when you close a tab.
Answers grounded in your transcripts. Responses are built from what’s actually in your recordings — not generic knowledge from the open web.

A few ways people are using it

Lawyers querying weeks of deposition transcripts to find every mention of a contract clause — with citations ready for the brief.
UX researchers rolling up 40 user interviews into themes, pain points, and verbatim quotes without rewatching a single session.
记者 working a long investigation across dozens of source interviews, tracing who said what and when.
Product teams turning a quarter of customer calls into a prioritized list of feature requests and objections.
Consultants pulling action items and decisions out of a year of client meetings before a renewal.
Academics running thematic analysis across study participant interviews — with the receipts to back up every finding.