Going on and off the record is a common occurrence in remote depositions; on vTestify, the results of our built-in deposition redundancies are only visible when a deposition is complete or ended.
Ending a proceeding is critical as access to the exhibits shared and stamped on the record can be granted to any deposition participant, only after the proceeding has been ended. In addition, the Testimony Review feature, powered by vTestify ScriptSync, is only available from the deposition review page, allowing the court reporter to review independent audio segments, assisting with transcript review and reducing inaudible and crosstalk denotations on the final transcript.
All of this and more was recently covered on our latest platform updates webinar. For a brief overview of our latest features and other platform content, please watch the video and don’t forget to like, comment, and subscriber to our vTestify – YouTube!
2022: A Year in Review As we look back on the past year of vTestify product development, we are proud to have made several significant updates and releases. Our team
Features and Updates Today we are sharing some of the latest vTestify updates. We’ll be discussing case dashboard, background blur, signing up for an account while in a deposition room,
The Benefits and Pitfalls of Remote Depositions Remote depositions can have many benefits, from time savings and efficiency to increased productivity. But there can also be challenges presented by the
