Recording the meeting is easy; writing the minutes is the part nobody wants. With the transcript at hand it takes ten minutes: decisions, owners and deadlines are found by searching the text.
Transcribe now, free →Useful minutes have three lists: decisions taken, actions with owner and date, items postponed. Scan the text, copy the relevant sentences with their timestamp (whoever wants to re-listen finds the spot at once) and rewrite them briefly. The full transcript can stay attached as reference.
A two-hour meeting is split into chunks and transcribed in full. The text does not label speakers: it helps if the moderator names people ("Mark, budget update") and people speak one at a time. For confidential meetings, remember the file is deleted right after transcription.
No. You use the platform's native recording and upload the file afterwards: nothing to install, no extra guest on the call.
Zoom and Teams recordings are video: upload them as they are, the audio is extracted. To go lighter, download the audio-only track (Zoom offers it as m4a).
Yes, eight languages. When participants switch languages, leave auto-detect on.