narrate·PRODUCT INSTRUCTIONS IN AUDIO
Help customers listen to your product instructions. Narrate turns approved user manuals, installation guides and support material into clearly narrated sections, reviewed by your product team before release.
Start with the instructions customers need most: unboxing, first-time setup, everyday operation, cleaning, maintenance or troubleshooting. Organize the listening edition by task so customers can find the relevant section.
A printed instruction such as ‘see the diagram’ needs context in audio. Your product team approves descriptions of controls, parts and orientation, and identifies steps that still require an illustration or a qualified installer. Keep the written and visual instructions available alongside the audio.
Provide approved pronunciations for model names, controls, units and technical terms. Preserve the sequence and meaning of instructions and warnings. Have a product specialist check the sample and final audio against the approved manual before release.
Agree the language, voice, pauses and section lengths for the audience. Review terminology and any translated script before narration. Where customers have specific accessibility needs, test a sample and the delivery format with intended users.
A QR listening page can connect packaging, a printed quick-start guide or a support page to the audio. Agree hosting, access and chapter organization for each product. Offline files can be included where the agreed delivery and sharing arrangements permit.
Label the audio with the product model and manual version. Agree how changes will be reviewed, recorded and published when specifications or instructions change. Request a quotation based on approved word count, languages, review rounds and delivery requirements.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Yes. Supply the approved manual and permission to adapt it. We review the text, tables and diagrams with your team and agree an audio script before narration.
A QR listening page can be part of the delivery. Confirm the product versions, hosting arrangements, internet requirements and access rules before adding the code to packaging.
Plan it as a companion to the approved written and visual instructions. Your product team must confirm technical accuracy, required warnings and which tasks need diagrams or specialist support.
Share the approved manual, product model, language and intended users. We will agree a sample, technical review and delivery scope.
Discuss an audio manual