Stone carvings gave way to paper. Pen gave way to typewriters. Typewriters gave way to stenograph machines. Every era has advanced how the official record is captured, preserved, and accessed.
For more than three decades, For The Record has helped lead the next chapter of that evolution. We were the first company to create an electronic courtroom in Australia in the early 1990s, helping move courts beyond analog processes and into the digital age.
Since then, we have continued to modernize courtrooms around the world with innovations in digital recording, record management, and speech-to-text technology. Many of the capabilities courts now expect began as bold new ideas introduced by For The Record. Our mission has remained consistent: help courts create a more accurate, accessible, secure, and efficient official record—while preserving the integrity of the judicial process.
In 2026, For The Record joined Tyler Technologies. This marks an important step forward for both organizations—and for the courts we serve. Together, we’re bringing audio and video recording, speech-to-text, and case management systems closer together to better support how the official record is captured, accessed, and used.
Combining our recording and speech-to-text capabilities with Tyler’s broader Courts & Justice business will give our customers the ability to create a more connected experience—from the moment proceedings begin to how the record is accessed and managed afterward.
Our team remains in place across the US, Australia, and the UK. We’ll continue developing and supporting the products courts rely on today—including FTR Justice Cloud, FTR Gold, and FTR RealTime—while investing in what comes next.
Customers can expect continued focus on reliability, security, and accessibility—along with new opportunities to simplify workflows and expand access to court content. We’re excited about what we can build together.