Parliamentary sittings generate hours of debate that must be captured with precision, neutrality, and legal integrity. Traditional Hansard production relies heavily on manual transcription, fragmented workflows, and static documents.

Common challenges included:
• Delays between sittings and published records
• Heavy reliance on manual or third-party transcription
• Time-intensive speaker identification and formatting
• Limited public access to searchable debates
• Archives locked in static PDFs or paper records

For small and mid-sized legislatures in particular, these constraints slowed transparency and increased operational costs.

Evoluut worked closely with parliamentary stakeholders to understand reporting standards, editorial controls, and public access requirements.

The goal was clear:
• Preserve Hansard accuracy and neutrality
• Support live and recorded sittings seamlessly
• Reduce editorial workload without sacrificing control
• Improve transparency and citizen access

The result was WhoSaidWhat—a system designed to assist, not replace, parliamentary clerks and editors.

Stakeholders required a solution that could:
• Record live sittings without disrupting proceedings
• Accurately identify speakers and segment debates
• Produce structured Hansard-style reports
• Provide secure editorial review and approval
• Offer public-facing search without exposing backend systems
• Scale across parliaments, committees, courts, and town halls

WhoSaidWhat delivers a complete parliamentary transcription and reporting platform:
• Live & Recorded Transcription
Automatically converts audio into structured text during or after sittings.
• Speaker Identification & Mapping
Identifies speakers with editable voice profiles and diarization.
• Structured Hansard Reports
Generates consistent, publication-ready reports in web and PDF formats.
• Advanced Search & Filters
Enables search by speaker, topic, date, sitting, or legislation.
• Editorial Control Dashboard
Clerks retain full oversight with intuitive review and correction tools.
• AI-Powered Public Access
Citizens can explore debates and ask questions in plain language.

Institutions using WhoSaidWhat benefit from:
• Faster turnaround from sitting to publication
• Reduced transcription and editing overhead
• Improved accuracy and consistency
• Searchable, modern parliamentary archives
• Greater transparency and public engagement
• A future-ready foundation for digital governance

WhoSaidWhat is designed to scale beyond parliamentary chambers—supporting committees, court proceedings, public inquiries, and town halls—while maintaining the rigor required for official records.

WhoSaidWhat by Evoluut provides parliaments with a practical, future-ready system for producing accurate, searchable Hansard records. By reducing manual effort while preserving editorial authority, the platform strengthens transparency, improves public access, and establishes a sustainable foundation for modern parliamentary reporting.