When NOT to use it
Convenience does not override a speaker’s wishes, a confidentiality agreement, or an organization’s handling policy.
Choose this when
The recording contains protected client, patient, employee, or legal information.
Do not upload it to an unapproved audio to text service.
Use an authorized workflow that meets the rules governing that information; a public recommendation cannot grant permission.
Choose this when
A speaker has not agreed to recording or external processing.
Stop and resolve consent before making or uploading audio.
Consent to speak is not necessarily consent to have a voice sent to a third party.
Choose this when
The provider does not explain retention, deletion, or training use clearly enough for your needs.
Keep the file out of that service and consider a manual or approved local workflow.
Without those answers, you cannot assess the exposure created by audio to text.