Running it again on the same recording
When making the notes fails, the job can be run again from the class's own page without re-recording anything. Running it again costs credits, and too few is reported plainly. Work already done, such as audio already written out, is reused rather than repeated.
How it is done today
If a model call fails or something stalls midway, re-recording the class is not an option because the class is over. Throwing the whole attempt away and starting from nothing means paying a second time even for the part that worked.
How it works
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A finished recording is required
A class whose recording was never completed cannot be retried, and the reply says so rather than failing in some vaguer way.
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Credits are taken first
The cost is worked out and the credits taken before the job is queued, and without enough of them the job does not start at all.
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Listening is not redone
Audio already written out is read back from its stored file, so a retry does less real work than the first attempt did.
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The charge is recorded
How many credits were taken is written onto the job, so a failure can refund exactly that amount rather than an estimate.
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Refunded if it cannot start
If the job cannot be queued after the credits were taken, they are returned rather than left charged against nothing.
What runs on its own, what stays in your hands
What happens automatically
Reusing whatever the earlier attempt produced, and refunding the charge when a run fails, both happen without being asked.
What you control
Whether to try again is the teacher's call. A failed job never restarts itself, so credits are not spent without somebody deciding to.
What it looks like
Who uses it
- Used by:
- Teachers
- Institution types:
- Coaching centres
- Schools
- Colleges
- Private tutors
- Online teaching platforms
Plan availability
- Starter৳499 a month, one classroom
- Standard৳20 per student per month
- CustomNegotiated
Frequently asked questions
Does retrying cost credits again?
Yes, running the job again takes credits. Work already done, such as audio already written out, is not repeated, so the real work is smaller than the first run.
Do failed jobs retry themselves?
No, we do not claim automatic retrying. A failure shows its reason and waits for the teacher to look at it and start it again.
What if credits are taken and the job fails?
They are refunded. The amount taken is recorded on the job itself, so exactly that much goes back, neither more nor less.