A snapshot is a point-in-time backup of your whole portfolio. Restore later to roll back. Up to 10 are kept — taking more drops the oldest.
This changes your portfolio and can't be automatically undone. Take a snapshot first so you can roll back if needed.
Create or edit custom named speaker profile collections.
Legacy — to be retired. You can import an old profile .zip
(manifest + .bin files). Its speakers are added to your portfolio in a new
zip_upload_#N group. Single .bin upload and profile download have
been removed; the portfolio is server-side only.
Use the Job ID lookup to load speaker profiles from previously processed jobs that have speaker data. Add them to a new archive and rename/merge with others.
In the Working Archive, you can organize, rename, and merge all your loaded profiles. Drag and drop between panes.
Combine multiple speaker profiles into a single profile by selecting them and clicking Merge. The merged profile retains features from all source profiles, improving identification accuracy across diverse speaker variations.
Drag a source profile onto an existing named speaker to merge it in (a similarity check warns if the voice looks different), or drop it on empty space / click Add to create a new named speaker.
Use Snapshots in the portfolio header to take a point-in-time backup of your whole portfolio. Before a risky change (merging into a speaker, or deleting one) you'll be offered a snapshot first. Restore wipes your current portfolio and replaces it with the snapshot — the way to roll back. Up to 10 snapshots are kept; taking more drops the oldest.
Your named speakers (voiceprints + names) are stored on the server, private to your account and kept separate from job data. They persist until you delete them and can be matched against future jobs. Names are personal data — only you (and administrators) can see them.