Event Transcripts Content Overview

An overview of the Event Transcripts content set within AlphaSense

• What are Event Transcripts?
• What do Event Transcripts Contain?
• Types of Event Transcripts
• Why are Event Transcripts Beneficial
• How to Access Event Transcripts
• Transcript Versions Explained
• Audio for Event Transcripts

What are Event Transcripts?

The Event Transcripts content set in AlphaSense is a curated collection of transcripts from key corporate and financial events.

Event transcripts are written versions of live events—providing a complete, text-based record of what was said. These typically include management commentary, prepared remarks, and analyst Q&A.

What do Event Transcripts Contain?

The Event Transcripts content set spans a wide range of corporate communications and market-moving events.

Types of Event Transcripts

Earnings Calls

• Company quarterly earnings calls, including prepared remarks and analyst Q&A.

Company Conference Presentations

• Presentations delivered by company executives at industry hosted conferences.

Guidance Transcripts

• Updates where a company issues new or revised financial guidance outside of scheduled earnings.

Sales & Trading Announcements

• Communications relevant to sales, trading, and market positioning.

M&A & Special Situations

• Events where companies discuss mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, or other key strategic initiatives.

Analyst, Investor & Shareholder Meetings

• Transcripts from small-group or one-on-one discussions with the investment community.

Fixed Income Calls

• Calls tailored for bondholders and other debt-focused investors.

Prepared Remarks, Follow-Ups & Speeches

• Standalone remarks or updates that may supplement (or differ from) information shared on earnings calls.

Why are Event Transcripts Beneficial?

Event transcripts are valuable because they provide a direct, text-based record of what company leaders communicate to investors and analysts. They save time by allowing you to scan or search for key details instead of listening to entire calls, while also ensuring accuracy by capturing the exact language used by executives. Transcripts make it easier to spot shifts in tone, guidance, or strategy across different events, and they allow you to compare commentary between companies or track changes from quarter to quarter. They also streamline preparation for earnings season, due diligence, and competitive benchmarking, while expanding accessibility by making critical insights available to anyone, even if they cannot attend or listen to the live event.

How to Access Event Transcripts

• Open the Sources menu.
• Go to Company Docs
• Select Event Transcripts
• Apply your filters and run your search 

How to Search Across Event Transcripts

You can search event transcripts by running a broad query, applying filters by call type, or exploring the Live Events Calendar.

• Type a term into the Keyword Search bar
• Select Event Transcripts from the Quick Filters
• Run the Search

Transcript Versions Explained

All AlphaSense users receive access to the corrected or checked transcript version. Some users will also have access to a raw version of the transcript:

• Raw Version - This becomes available via streaming seconds after the event is completed, representing an automatically captured version without human checking.
• Corrected Version - This version is made available as quality assurance and checks are completed shortly after the event ends.

You can quickly tell which version you are accessing by noting the version description at the top.

Audio for Event Transcripts

Users can now access the audio version of the event transcript via our iOS app or via the events audio module on any event transcript.

To Listen on desktop:

• Navigate to the transcript you would like to listen to and click Play in the audio module, which can be found under the "Call Participants" section
• Press the play button to start the playback.
• Toggle between playback speeds by clicking the 1x button. You’ll be able to adjust to 1.5x or 2.0x speeds.
• Click or drag the progress indicator on the gray horizontal progress line to move forward or backward.
• As you move down the transcript, the audio player will move to the bottom right-hand corner of the document, allowing you to listen anywhere.

To Listen on iOS:

• Click on the play button next to the document type.