Meetings
Live capture or an uploaded file, Persian transcription, and who gets to read it.
- Record a meetingLive capture on a phone or a laptop, and what happens while it runs.1 min read
- Upload a recordingIf the meeting was recorded elsewhere, hand over the file and the rest is automatic.1 min read
- Who can see a meetingA meeting is private for its whole life. Access is granted one person at a time.1 min read
- The transcriptThe transcript is deliberately not a document — it is read only through the meeting itself.1 min read
- Ask about a meetingA private conversation about that meeting's transcript — even before it has finished.1 min read
- When a meeting gets stuckThe difference between slow and wedged, and what the system fixes on its own.1 min read
- How long the audio is keptThe transcript stays, the audio does not — and you can delete it right now.1 min read
- The names a meeting recognisesEvery transcript page is matched against your contacts, organisations, opportunities, engagements and services; when a name is ambiguous, Pulse asks.1 min read
- Publishing a meeting's recordsThe organiser sends each decision, task and blocker to an organisation, engagement, opportunity or contact page; Pulse suggests destinations and anywhere the organiser may read is one.1 min read
- What a meeting costsThe meeting's settings show what each part cost in credits. Credits only, never money; and a credit is exactly one cent.1 min read
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