60-second summary
Quick answer
Use a short speaking plan, name each section aloud, spell unusual names and keep your original examples. Review the transcript before treating it as final book copy.
Before you start
What you need
- Sign in to the Automateed account that owns the relevant project or purchase.
- Have the project, source file or account setting needed for “Write a short speaking plan” ready before changing anything.
Procedure
Complete the task step by step
- 01
Write a short speaking plan
List the audience, outcome, chapter ideas and examples before you press the microphone.
Current app screen
A structured recording produces a cleaner transcript and a more useful outline. - 02
Name sections aloud
Say when you are moving to a new chapter, example, objection or action step.
- 03
Keep original examples
Personal stories and natural phrasing are the main value of dictation.
- 04
Spell difficult terms aloud
Clarify people, products, places and specialist terminology during the recording.
- 05
Review the generated book
Voice to Book does not pause for transcript editing: stopping the recording automatically starts transcription, outline creation and book generation. Edit the resulting book afterward.
Success check
Confirm that it worked
- The expected result from “Review the generated book” is visible in the relevant Automateed screen or exported file.
- Refresh the page once and confirm the saved state remains unchanged.
Important notes
- Available controls can differ by book type, plan and current project status.
- Review generated content, facts, usage rights and final files before publishing or selling.
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