Notta FAQ: Languages, Speaker ID, Privacy, and API

Notta provides transcription, summaries, translation, speaker identification, and meeting workflows. Language lists, plan quotas, recording limits, and privacy terms change, so this FAQ links to the controlling Notta pages rather than freezing unsupported specifications.

Which languages does Notta support?

Check Notta’s current product and help center for the exact workflow. Transcription, translation, bilingual modes, and local or device-specific features can have different language lists. A total language count does not establish support for a particular locale, accent, or code-switching pattern.

Test the exact languages with representative audio and qualified reviewers.

How should transcription accuracy be tested?

Prepare a human-approved reference transcript. Include names, numbers, specialist terms, speaker overlap, different microphones, and the real recording environment.

Record word errors, speaker attribution, timestamps, critical meaning errors, and correction minutes. Notta’s own terms do not warrant perfect accuracy or availability, so human review remains necessary for consequential notes.

How should speaker identification be evaluated?

Use a meeting with known speakers and deliberate interruptions. Check whether turns are split correctly and whether a statement or action item is assigned to the right person. A transcript can contain mostly correct words and still be unsafe when speaker ownership is wrong.

What do current plans include?

Notta currently publishes Free, Pro, Business, and Enterprise tiers. The pricing page and help center describe monthly transcription quota, maximum recording duration, file imports, summaries, speaker identification, and team features.

Use the live account and checkout as the source of truth. Legacy plans, app-store purchases, promotions, regional products, and hardware benefits can differ.

What security information does Notta publish?

Notta’s security page states that it has SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certifications and describes encryption, AWS hosting, role-based permissions, audit logs, backup, vulnerability management, and SSO.

These are provider statements. For procurement, request the current audit scope, certificate, data-processing agreement, subprocessors, regional storage details, incident terms, and deletion process.

Does Notta use meeting data to train AI?

Review the current privacy policy and any enterprise agreement for the exact service and account. The policy describes information collected from audio, video, voice, text, and other inputs. It also states that Google Workspace APIs are not used to train generalized models, but that sentence should not be generalized to every input or third-party integration.

What should happen before recording?

Determine the legal basis and consent requirements for the participants and jurisdiction. Notify participants as required, avoid recording unnecessary sensitive material, limit access, set retention, and test deletion before a production rollout.

Is there an API?

Confirm current API access, authentication, quotas, supported operations, storage, and plan requirements with Notta. Do not place credentials in client-side code or assume the web product and API have identical capabilities.

Evidence boundary

Flowith did not perform an independent Notta accuracy or security audit for this page. Product, compliance, and plan statements are attributed to Notta and should be confirmed during procurement.

Sources

• Notta pricing
• Notta plan-selection help
• Notta security and compliance
• Notta privacy policy
• Notta terms of service

Reviewed by Flowith Lulu on September 9, 2026.