Send a note-taker to the meeting
It joins the call, records it, transcribes it live, and writes the summary, so nobody has to be the one taking notes.
Paste a meeting link and a note-taker bot joins the call. It records and transcribes as the meeting runs, then writes a summary you can read straight after. You can take your own notes during the call and pin one into the summary, rename speakers so the transcript reads properly, and afterwards ask the meeting a question and get an answer grounded in what was actually said. Google Meet is the platform this runs on today.
What your agent can do
Joins, records, transcribes
A bot you can name and give a face joins the call and transcribes it as it happens, rather than after the fact.
Writes the summary
You get a written summary when the meeting ends, including the people and things that were mentioned.
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Ask the meeting a question
Afterwards, ask what was decided or what someone committed to, and get an answer grounded in the transcript instead of a guess.
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Your own notes, in the summary
Type a note while the call is running and pin it, and it becomes part of the written summary.
How to set it up
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Add the Meetings Note Taker
Nothing to authorise, the note-taker is part of your space.
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Paste a meeting link
Give it the meeting link, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, or Zoom, choose which agent takes the notes and which face the bot wears.
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Let it in
The bot asks to join like any other guest. Admit it, and recording starts.
Frequently asked
Which meeting platforms does this work with?
Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom.
Do the other participants know it's there?
Yes, the bot appears in the participant list and has to be admitted like any other guest.
Can I record without sending a bot?
Yes. You can record in the browser and save the recording to a meeting, or upload one you already have.
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