Audata Monitor

Imagine a logger you can talk to.

Ask your broadcast a question in plain language. Monitor finds the answer, explains what happened and takes you straight to the audio behind it.

Continuous capture · Conversational intelligence · Source-linked answers

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A broadcast analyst listening closely while reviewing captured audio in a modern control room
Source-linked intelligence

Listen differently

Explore your broadcast logger like you never imagined possible.

Monitor keeps the source close while giving teams a more natural way to understand what was said, when it happened and why it matters.

The real shift

From finding words to understanding what happened.

Recording made broadcast review possible. Transcription made it searchable. Conversation turns the entire log into something your team can question, compare and explore.

The difference is subtle to describe—and obvious the first time you ask a follow-up.

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The audio log

A complete recording, waiting for someone to know where to look—and spend the time listening.

Scrub and listen

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The searchable transcript

A faster route to a known word or phrase, if you already know exactly what to search for.

Search and scan

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The conversation

Ask an open question. Get a considered answer. Follow it to the moments, patterns and comparisons that matter.

Ask and understand

A continuous line of enquiry

Ask once. Then keep going.

Monitor keeps the thread of the question. Refine the timeframe, compare another station or ask for the evidence without starting the search again.

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Speak naturallyAsk the question the way you would ask a colleague.
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Stay in contextUse follow-ups to narrow, compare or go deeper.
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Follow the evidenceEvery useful answer leads back to the relevant audio.
Summarise how our stations covered the storm warnings.
All six stations carried the warnings. Regional stations led with school closures; the metro stations focused on transport and the evening commute.
Which station carried the first official update?

Coast Radio, at 6:12:44. The presenter read the State Emergency Service update 47 seconds after it was issued.

Coast Radio · Early Breakfast06:12:44 · cited moment00:31
Turn this into a one-page brief.
One questionDeeper understanding

Grounded in the source

The answer is only useful if you can trust it.

Monitor does not leave you with a paragraph and a promise. It keeps the relevant audio, timestamp and broadcast context attached.

Hear the exact moment

Jump directly to the cited clip, with the surrounding audio available when context matters.

Know where it came from

Station, show, date and timestamp travel with the answer—not in a separate spreadsheet.

Move it into the workflow

Share a clip, create a brief or send delivery evidence to the people who need it.

Explore the possibilities

What would you ask your broadcast?

Choose a team and shape the investigation. These hypothetical workspaces show how the same broadcast memory can become evidence, context or an early signal.

Illustrative scenarios—not live customer data.

Choose a scenario

Scenario studio

Your question

Today · Our stations

Did every Coast Autos live read air with the approved offer?

MMonitor’s answer

Monitor matched the booked schedule to detected live reads, checked the offer language and isolated one delivery exception for review.

Coast Radio · Drive · 16:43:06Best supporting moment
20Moments
3Sources
1delivery exception

Signal map

Breakfast92
Morning76
Afternoon88
Drive44
Evening83

Take it further

Built for broadcast reality

Always listening. Ready when the question arrives.

A lightweight on-premises client captures at the source. Audata’s cloud intelligence makes the complete record available to ask, analyse and share—without changing the way a station goes to air.

At the source

Continuous capture

Local recording keeps listening through a connection interruption.

Audata cloud

Understanding

Speech, music, topics and moments become one queryable record.

For your team

Conversation

Answers, cited audio and next actions arrive in one place.

Gap-aware syncControlled accessCRM-ready evidence

The logger is still there

Before it answers questions, it keeps the record.

Monitor is a breakthrough AI platform, built on the dependable logging job broadcasters already rely on every day.

Continuous capture, familiar date-and-time playback, airchecks and a retained audio archive are not extras. They are the foundation. Your team can use Monitor as a conventional logger whenever that is all the job requires—then ask the bigger questions when it is not.

Broadcast archive

Playback and aircheck

Recording live

Sources

Metro FM
Studio output
Coast Radio
Off-air return
NewsTalk
DAB+ service

Selected recording

Metro FM · Tuesday 1 September

Date01 Sep 2026
Go to09:42:18
09:4009:4109:4209:4309:44

Play from 09:42:18

Live read · microphone open

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Continuous recording

Keep a dependable record of station output across the day, ready for routine review or the moments nobody expected.

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Date-and-time playback

Choose a station, jump to an exact time and listen in context without waiting for an AI search or transcript.

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Airchecks and clips

Isolate the relevant audio for talent review, campaign proof, incident follow-up or content reuse, then share it.

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A traceable archive

Keep station, source, date and timestamp attached so teams can answer complaints, verify output and support compliance review.

One platform for the baseline logging job and the intelligence layer above it.

Log · Review · Clip · Ask · Understand

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