FTR Justice Cloud is a cloud platform for capturing, storing, reviewing, and managing court records. It records courtroom audio and video and supports live speech-to-text with speaker identification, playback, monitoring, transcription, and summaries. Judges, clerks, and attorneys can review and annotate proceedings, while courts can manage requests for recordings, certified transcripts, and speech-to-text outputs. Courts can also provide online ordering, request tracking, and secure delivery. The platform supports existing courtroom hardware, legacy audio uploads, and integrations with case-management and evidence-management systems. Recording can continue offline; audio uploads and speech-to-text generation resume when connectivity returns. FTR says recordings and transcripts are not used to train generative-AI systems or shared externally for model development. The platform is hosted in AWS and Microsoft Azure Commercial environments, with region-specific hosting for some jurisdictions. A desktop app for transcribers and court reporters is available on Windows and Mac. Pricing is available on request, and people requesting records through participating courts must create a free account using an email address.
Who it is for
It serves judges, attorneys, digital court reporters, court administrators, and members of the public requesting records. Courts can use it to capture proceedings and manage access to recordings, transcripts, and speech-to-text outputs.
What is good
- Records courtroom audio and video
- Live speech-to-text includes speaker identification
- Recording continues offline and uploads when connected
- Supports legacy audio and existing courtroom hardware
- Offers request tracking and secure record delivery
What to know first
- Pricing is available only on request
- Record requesters at participating courts must create an account
- The desktop app is for Windows and Mac
Verdict
FTR Justice Cloud combines courtroom capture with transcription, review, monitoring, and record-request management. Prospective customers need to request pricing, and record requesters at participating courts need an account.
Get started with FTR Justice Cloud
- Visit the FTR Justice Cloud product page.
- Contact For The Record or request a demo for pricing.
- Choose web or API access, or use the desktop app on Windows or Mac where applicable.
- People requesting records through participating courts create a free account with an email address.
Questions about FTR Justice Cloud
How much does FTR Justice Cloud cost?
The maker provides pricing on request and directs prospective customers to contact it or request a demo.
Which platforms does it support?
The listed platforms are API, macOS, web, and Windows. The desktop app for transcribers and court reporters is available on Windows and Mac.
Can it provide live transcription?
Yes. FTR RealTime provides live speech-to-text synchronized with courtroom audio and supports speaker identification, including during overtalk.
Can courts use it with existing systems?
It works with existing courtroom hardware, accepts legacy audio uploads, and is designed to work with case-management, evidence-management, and other infrastructure.
How does it handle recordings and transcripts for AI?
The maker says customer recordings, transcripts, and metadata are not used to train generative-AI systems or shared externally for model development.
Do people need an account to request records?
People requesting records through participating courts must create a free FTR Justice Cloud account using an email address.
Compared on legal transcription software
- Speaker identification
- Yes
- Timestamp controls
- Yes
- Legal formatting
- Yes
- Transcription mode
- both
- Security certifications
- soc2
