Pacific Transcription caters to the individual needs of clients by ensuring that our services deliver flexibility, convenience and quality, each time our transcribing services are used.

We offer an array of transcription services including media and finance transcription, academic and research transcription (i.e. interviews and focus groups), medical and legal dictation, medicolegal reports, minute taking from recorded audio, direct recording of conference calls, and other specialty services.

Our focus on accuracy, efficiency, and professionalism ensures that our clients receive a tailored, specialised service, every time.

Pacific Transcription has a large pool of experienced typists who are skilled in transcribing a range of specialty areas, encompassing law, medicine, research, finance and media. 

The team within New Zealand are experienced transcribers of basic Te Reo Maori, with many of our typists possessing a minimum of 10 years’ experience in their particular field.

Our commitment to fostering typists with a pre-existing skill base means that we are able to provide transcripts of the highest quality, in a timely manner to ensure systematic efficiency for the client.

We endeavour to match a typist’s area of experience with a particular file.  This means that files with a certain accent, location, or area of speciality can be matched to the most suitable typist to ensure a comprehensive and accurate transcript.

Our contractors are highly valued and we offer a flexible workplace, with most of our typists working from home and accessing audio via a specially designed, secure website.

We strongly believe in the fair treatment of all our contractors. We believe that modern slavery is an abhorrent practice and are committed to preventing any risk of this occurring in our supply chain.  Click here to view our Anti-Slavery Policy.

The secure website is protected by security protocols and encryption algorithms which meet the requirements of the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD): an industry bench-mark within the region for security of interaction with government agencies.