Otter is now expanding its language transcription to include French and Spanish! Whether you're capturing, transcribing, or summarizing meetings, you can do it all in these languages with the same unmatched accuracy and efficiency you've come to love from Otter. Get ready to break language barriers and boost productivity like never before!
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