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681     "google cloud"
682   ],
683   "custom_topics": true
684 }

To retrieve your transcriptions on our EU server, replace api.assemblyai.com with api.eu.assemblyai.com.

Get the transcript resource. The transcript is ready when the “status” is “completed”.

<Note>To retrieve your transcriptions on our EU server, replace `api.assemblyai.com` with `api.eu.assemblyai.com`.</Note> Get the transcript resource. The transcript is ready when the "status" is "completed".

Authentication

Authorizationstring

API Key authentication via header

Path parameters

transcript_idstringRequired

ID of the transcript

Response

The transcript resource

idstringformat: "uuid"

The unique identifier of your transcript

audio_urlstringformat: "url"

The URL of the media that was transcribed

statusenum

The status of your transcript. Possible values are queued, processing, completed, or error.

Allowed values:

language_confidence_thresholddouble or null

The confidence threshold for the automatically detected language. An error will be returned if the language confidence is below this threshold.

language_confidencedouble or null0-1

The confidence score for the detected language, between 0.0 (low confidence) and 1.0 (high confidence)

speech_modelenum or null

The speech model used for the transcription. When null, the universal model is used.

Allowed values:

webhook_authboolean

Whether webhook authentication details were provided

auto_highlightsboolean

Whether Key Phrases is enabled, either true or false

redact_piiboolean

Whether PII Redaction is enabled, either true or false

Whether [PII Redaction](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/pii-redaction) is enabled, either true or false

summarizationboolean

Whether Summarization is enabled, either true or false

Whether [Summarization](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/summarization) is enabled, either true or false

language_modelstringDeprecated

The language model that was used for the transcript

acoustic_modelstringDeprecated

The acoustic model that was used for the transcript

language_codeenum or null

The language of your audio file. Possible values are found in Supported Languages. The default value is ‘en_us’.

The language of your audio file. Possible values are found in [Supported Languages](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/concepts/supported-languages). The default value is 'en_us'.

language_detectionboolean or null

Whether Automatic language detection is enabled, either true or false

Whether [Automatic language detection](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/speech-recognition#automatic-language-detection) is enabled, either true or false

textstring or null

The textual transcript of your media file

wordslist of objects or null

An array of temporally-sequential word objects, one for each word in the transcript. See Speech recognition for more information.

An array of temporally-sequential word objects, one for each word in the transcript. See [Speech recognition](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/speech-recognition) for more information.

utteranceslist of objects or null

When multichannel or speaker_labels is enabled, a list of turn-by-turn utterance objects. See Speaker diarization and Multichannel transcription for more information.

When multichannel or speaker_labels is enabled, a list of turn-by-turn utterance objects. See [Speaker diarization](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/speech-to-text/speaker-diarization) and [Multichannel transcription](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/speech-to-text/speech-recognition#multichannel-transcription) for more information.

confidencedouble or null0-1

The confidence score for the transcript, between 0.0 (low confidence) and 1.0 (high confidence)

audio_durationinteger or null

The duration of this transcript object's media file, in seconds

punctuateboolean or null

Whether Automatic Punctuation is enabled, either true or false

format_textboolean or null

Whether Text Formatting is enabled, either true or false

disfluenciesboolean or null

Transcribe Filler Words, like “umm”, in your media file; can be true or false

multichannelboolean or null

Whether Multichannel transcription was enabled in the transcription request, either true or false

Whether [Multichannel transcription](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/speech-recognition#multichannel-transcription) was enabled in the transcription request, either true or false

audio_channelsinteger or null

The number of audio channels in the audio file. This is only present when multichannel is enabled.

webhook_urlstring or nullformat: "url"

The URL to which we send webhook requests. We sends two different types of webhook requests. One request when a transcript is completed or failed, and one request when the redacted audio is ready if redact_pii_audio is enabled.

webhook_status_codeinteger or null

The status code we received from your server when delivering the transcript completed or failed webhook request, if a webhook URL was provided

webhook_auth_header_namestring or null

The header name to be sent with the transcript completed or failed webhook requests

auto_highlights_resultobject or null

An array of results for the Key Phrases model, if it is enabled. See Key Phrases for more information.

An array of results for the Key Phrases model, if it is enabled. See [Key Phrases](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/key-phrases) for more information.

audio_start_frominteger or null

The point in time, in milliseconds, in the file at which the transcription was started

audio_end_atinteger or null

The point in time, in milliseconds, in the file at which the transcription was terminated

boost_paramstring or null

The word boost parameter value

filter_profanityboolean or null

Whether Profanity Filtering is enabled, either true or false

Whether [Profanity Filtering](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/speech-recognition#profanity-filtering) is enabled, either true or false

redact_pii_audioboolean or null

Whether a redacted version of the audio file was generated, either true or false. See PII redaction for more information.

Whether a redacted version of the audio file was generated, either true or false. See [PII redaction](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/pii-redaction) for more information.

redact_pii_audio_qualityenum or null

The audio quality of the PII-redacted audio file, if redact_pii_audio is enabled. See PII redaction for more information.

The audio quality of the PII-redacted audio file, if redact_pii_audio is enabled. See [PII redaction](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/pii-redaction) for more information.

Allowed values:

redact_pii_policieslist of enums or null

The list of PII Redaction policies that were enabled, if PII Redaction is enabled. See PII redaction for more information.

The list of PII Redaction policies that were enabled, if PII Redaction is enabled. See [PII redaction](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/pii-redaction) for more information.

redact_pii_subenum or null

The replacement logic for detected PII, can be entity_type or hash. See PII redaction for more details.

The replacement logic for detected PII, can be `entity_type` or `hash`. See [PII redaction](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/pii-redaction) for more details.

Allowed values:

speaker_labelsboolean or null

Whether Speaker diarization is enabled, can be true or false

Whether [Speaker diarization](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/speaker-diarization) is enabled, can be true or false

speakers_expectedinteger or null

Tell the speaker label model how many speakers it should attempt to identify. See Speaker diarization for more details.

Tell the speaker label model how many speakers it should attempt to identify. See [Speaker diarization](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/speaker-diarization) for more details.

content_safetyboolean or null

Whether Content Moderation is enabled, can be true or false

Whether [Content Moderation](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/content-moderation) is enabled, can be true or false

content_safety_labelsobject or null

An array of results for the Content Moderation model, if it is enabled. See Content moderation for more information.

An array of results for the Content Moderation model, if it is enabled. See [Content moderation](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/content-moderation) for more information.

iab_categoriesboolean or null

Whether Topic Detection is enabled, can be true or false

Whether [Topic Detection](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/topic-detection) is enabled, can be true or false

iab_categories_resultobject or null

The result of the Topic Detection model, if it is enabled. See Topic Detection for more information.

The result of the Topic Detection model, if it is enabled. See [Topic Detection](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/topic-detection) for more information.

custom_spellinglist of objects or null

Customize how words are spelled and formatted using to and from values

keyterms_promptlist of strings or null

Improve accuracy with up to 1000 domain-specific words or phrases (maximum 6 words per phrase).

auto_chaptersboolean or null

Whether Auto Chapters is enabled, can be true or false

Whether [Auto Chapters](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/auto-chapters) is enabled, can be true or false

chapterslist of objects or null

An array of temporally sequential chapters for the audio file

summary_typestring or null

The type of summary generated, if Summarization is enabled

The type of summary generated, if [Summarization](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/summarization) is enabled

summary_modelstring or null

The Summarization model used to generate the summary, if Summarization is enabled

The Summarization model used to generate the summary, if [Summarization](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/summarization) is enabled

summarystring or null

The generated summary of the media file, if Summarization is enabled

The generated summary of the media file, if [Summarization](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/summarization) is enabled

topicslist of strings or null

The list of custom topics provided if custom topics is enabled

sentiment_analysisboolean or null

Whether Sentiment Analysis is enabled, can be true or false

Whether [Sentiment Analysis](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/sentiment-analysis) is enabled, can be true or false

sentiment_analysis_resultslist of objects or null

An array of results for the Sentiment Analysis model, if it is enabled. See Sentiment Analysis for more information.

An array of results for the Sentiment Analysis model, if it is enabled. See [Sentiment Analysis](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/sentiment-analysis) for more information.

entity_detectionboolean or null

Whether Entity Detection is enabled, can be true or false

Whether [Entity Detection](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/entity-detection) is enabled, can be true or false

entitieslist of objects or null

An array of results for the Entity Detection model, if it is enabled. See Entity detection for more information.

An array of results for the Entity Detection model, if it is enabled. See [Entity detection](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/entity-detection) for more information.

speech_thresholddouble or null

Defaults to null. Reject audio files that contain less than this fraction of speech. Valid values are in the range [0, 1] inclusive.

throttledboolean or null

True while a request is throttled and false when a request is no longer throttled

errorstring or null

Error message of why the transcript failed

dual_channelboolean or nullDeprecated

Whether Dual channel transcription was enabled in the transcription request, either true or false

Whether [Dual channel transcription](https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/models/speech-recognition#dual-channel-transcription) was enabled in the transcription request, either true or false

speed_boostboolean or nullDeprecated

Whether speed boost is enabled

word_boostlist of strings or nullDeprecated

The list of custom vocabulary to boost transcription probability for

promptstring or nullDeprecated

This parameter does not currently have any functionality attached to it.

custom_topicsboolean or nullDeprecated

Whether custom topics is enabled, either true or false

Authentication

Path parameters

Response

Errors