Dragon Professional Anywhere

DRAGON PROFESSIONAL ANYWHERE · AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND

Put your expertise into words, with cloud dictation for Windows.

Dragon Professional Anywhere converts your own spoken words into text in your Windows applications. Create correspondence, reports and business notes with a personal speech profile, custom vocabulary and reusable wording.

VoiceX can help existing customers with subscription enquiries and compare the current options for their next stage of speech recognition.

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A familiar way to create business documents

Speak the text you want to write and see it appear while you work. Custom vocabulary helps you work with names, abbreviations and specialist language. AutoTexts make frequently used wording easier to reuse, while voice commands support editing and formatting.

Subscriptions and renewal

Dragon Professional Anywhere subscriptions are supplied for the agreed term and expire unless you instruct VoiceX to renew. Training and support inclusions depend on the package purchased.

For product availability and future options, see our Dragon Professional Anywhere and Dragon Legal Anywhere alternatives overview.

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Find the right next step with VoiceX

Whether you are renewing an existing licence or comparing alternatives for your organisation, VoiceX can help you choose a speech recognition solution around the documents your team creates.

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