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Meeting Minutes from a Recording: Draft Your Minutes from the Transcript

Upload the meeting recording and get the transcript, decisions and action items to write the minutes from

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Upload the recording of a board, committee or team meeting. You get a transcript with each speaker labeled, then an AI summary with the decisions, action items with owners and deadlines when they were said, and key points. Put those into your minutes template, check them against the transcript, and export to Word.

Why secretaries and chairs use it

Decisions and action items

The AI summary lists what was decided and who agreed to do what, with deadlines when they were said.

Who said what

Speaker labels let you attribute motions and objections correctly. Rename speakers to members' names.

Word for the minutes book

Export the transcript or summary to Word and paste into your minutes template.

The record behind the minutes

Keep the full transcript so you can check a disputed point later.

How it works

1

Upload the meeting

The recording from your phone, recorder or video call.

2

Get the summary

Decisions, action items and key points, drafted from the transcript.

3

Write and check the minutes

Fill your template, check each item against the transcript, export to Word.

From recording to approved minutes

A minutes workflow

  1. Tell the meeting it is being recorded for the minutes.
  2. Upload the recording after the meeting and rename speakers to members.
  3. Open the summary: copy decisions and action items into your minutes template.
  4. Check each item against the transcript, especially numbers, dates and names.
  5. Export to Word, circulate the draft and keep the transcript until the minutes are approved.

What maps to what

Minutes sectionWhere it comes from
AttendeesThe renamed speaker list, plus anyone who did not speak
Decisions and resolutionsThe decisions list in the summary
Action itemsAction items with owner and deadline when they were said
Matters for the next meetingOpen questions in the summary

Live meetings

Instead of recording, you can send the notetaker to a Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams or Webex meeting from your dashboard. The meeting notetaker is for paid plans, the Weekly Pass and minutes top-ups. It is not part of the free plan.

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Frequently asked questions

It drafts the parts minutes are made of: decisions, action items, key points and open questions. You put them in your organization's format and check them. Minutes are a formal record, so a person should approve them.

Usually not. Most minutes record decisions, motions, votes and actions, not the full discussion. The transcript lets you write short minutes with confidence, because the detail is there if anyone asks.

Rename each speaker label to the member's name once. The names then appear on every line, so you can see who moved and who seconded.

The AI summary, action items, AI templates, AI chat and translation work on your first file with a free account, and on every file with a paid plan, the Weekly Pass or a minutes top-up. The transcript itself is free to start: the first 30 minutes of any file are transcribed free with no signup.

Yes, for Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and Webex: paste the meeting link in your dashboard and the notetaker joins and records. The meeting notetaker is for paid plans, the Weekly Pass and minutes top-ups. It is not part of the free plan.

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