Transcripts
Use transcripts to verify what participants actually said.
Transcripts keep Lemma outputs grounded in what participants said.
Use them when you need to verify a summary, pull an exact quote, understand context, or check whether a theme is supported by evidence.
What a transcript contains
The audited example transcript showed:
- a link back to Responses
- the study title
- participant identity and timestamp
- an interviewer / participant dialogue
- each question and answer in sequence
When to use transcripts
Use transcripts to:
- verify a generated summary
- find exact wording
- understand nuance that a table cell hides
- support a quote in a Doc or Slides output
- check whether a recommendation is grounded in real responses
Each exchange is shown as interviewer and participant turns. This makes it possible to trace a report claim back to the source answer.
Screenshot note
The transcript route was accessible during the audit, but browser screenshot capture timed out on that page. The DOM snapshot was saved in the audit run and should be replaced with a clean screenshot in a later pass.
Next step
Use Reports or Doc output to see how transcript-grounded data becomes a shareable artifact.