Meeting notes that write themselves
When a recording finishes, your assistant writes the summary and files it against the right deal — and you can share the meeting with anyone who missed it.
Written up, and filed to the right deal
Writing up a call is the part everyone puts off. Now, the moment a recording finishes transcribing, your assistant reads the conversation, writes the summary, and files it against the right deal, decisions and next steps included.
- →It runs as Meeting Debrief, a built-in routine that's on from the start
- →Summary first, the transcript one tab over, in Library → Meeting Notes
Share the meeting with whoever missed it
Forwarding a transcript nobody reads doesn't catch anyone up. Share the meeting instead — the summary, decisions and next steps up front, the full transcript one tab away.
- →Only people invited, everyone at your workspace, or anyone with the link
- →Anyone with the link can read it without a Dopia account
- →Turn sharing off and the link stops working
Recordings land on the right meeting
A minute before a call, Dopia's reminder slides in with a Join button. Join from it, and when you record the call, the notes land on that calendar event, with the right people on it — even on a day of back-to-back meetings.