For governments, parliaments, courts & regulators
Public proceedings,
truly searchable.
Parliamentary record, court hearings, regulatory proceedings, citizen broadcasts. Indexed in 23 Indian languages and English. Every answer cited. Activity logged.
The public record is recorded. It is not findable.
Decades of parliamentary debate, judicial proceedings and regulatory hearings sit in opaque video files. Citizens, journalists, researchers and counsel cannot reach them at the moment of need. Deepgrip turns the recorded public record into a searchable, citable, multilingual archive, with activity logs.
- Search every recorded proceeding by speaker, topic or phrase
- Answers that cite a verified timestamp and source link
- Subtitles in 23 Indian languages and English
- Role-based access and audit logs for searches, views and exports
- Deployment on Deepgrip cloud or on your own premises
- Index recordings where they are held: NAS, cloud storage, LTO tape and MAM systems
Search every sitting by what was said
Ask for every time a minister referred to the fiscal deficit in 2022, or every hearing that mentions a particular article. Deepgrip returns the exact moment, with the transcript line around it, the speaker label and a timestamped link to the source video.
Search by meaning across speech and on-screen text
Speaker labels in transcripts
23 Indian languages and English, including mixed-language speech
Answers with the timestamp of every moment
Proceedings search
Example
Search in one language, reach a proceeding in another
A researcher can search in Tamil and reach a proceeding spoken in Hindi. Answers cite the source line, so the original wording can always be checked.
23 Indian languages and English
Subtitles exported as SRT or VTT
Mixed-language speech such as Hindi and English
Deepgrip cloud or on-premise deployment
Multilingual access
Example
Control who can see what, and keep a log
Role-based access lets you limit confidential proceedings to authorised users. Deepgrip logs activity such as searches, views and exports. It can run on your own premises, so recordings stay inside your environment.
Role-based access control
Audit logs for searches, views and exports
Deepgrip cloud or on-premise deployment
Timestamped source for every answer
Access and audit
Example
23
Indian languages plus English
NAS · LTO · MAM
Where recordings are indexed from
Cloud or on-prem
Where Deepgrip runs
Timestamped
Every answer cites its source moment
Common questions
Can Deepgrip run inside our own environment?+
Yes. Deepgrip runs on Deepgrip cloud or on your own premises, so recordings can stay inside your perimeter. Tell us the environment you need and we will confirm what is possible.
Which languages are supported for parliamentary and judicial archives?+
23 Indian languages and English, including mixed-language speech such as Hindi and English in the same debate. The reliable test is a sample of your own recordings, which we run in the demo.
How is access controlled for confidential proceedings?+
Deepgrip supports role-based access, so confidential recordings can be limited to authorised users, and it logs activity such as searches, views and exports.
Can it work with the recordings we already hold?+
Yes. Deepgrip indexes recordings where they are held: NAS, cloud storage, LTO tape archives and MAM systems. Transcripts and subtitles can be exported as SRT, VTT, TXT or JSON.
How do we start?+
Book a demo with a sample of your recordings. If it fits, we scope a paid 14-day proof of concept against success criteria agreed on day one.
Make the public record reachable.
Book a demo with a single session, term or year of proceedings. If it fits, we scope a paid 14-day proof of concept against success criteria agreed on day one.