Templates & dictionary

Create a custom dictionary

Protect names, brands, acronyms, and domain terms during transcription.

Audience
Teams with product names, customer names, industry terms, or multilingual vocabulary.
Time
13 minutes
Level
Intermediate

Scenario

Start with the workflow this guide is designed for before moving into the steps.

As a product manager, I want Vowise to keep our product and customer names intact so meeting notes do not need manual cleanup every time.

You have a small dictionary and a process for adding terms after each review.

Complete steps

1

Collect repeated errors

Start from real transcripts. Add terms that appear often or change meaning when wrong.

Each term came from a real transcript or known vocabulary list.
You avoid adding generic words that may overfit.
2

Write the intended spelling

Use the exact spelling you want in final output, including capitalization and spaces.

Brand names use the official spelling.
Acronyms are written consistently.
3

Test with a small sample

Record one sample that includes the new terms and check whether the result improves.

The term appears correctly in the output.
The dictionary does not distort unrelated words.

Details

Good dictionary candidates

A dictionary is most useful for stable terms that must be spelled the same way across many records.

  • Product, company, and customer names.
  • People names and recurring project names.
  • Acronyms, jargon, and bilingual terms.

Connected feature paths

This tutorial should not dead-end. These are the natural next features and workflows it connects to.

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