Meeting notetaker
An AI meeting notetaker for Teams, Meet and Zoom.
Capture transcripts, decisions and action items from Teams, Google Meet and Zoom. Keep the meeting record connected to the deal.
A focused walkthrough, shaped around your team.
Built forSales representatives, account managers and consultants.
How it works
Meeting notetaker in practice.
Meetings attach to the same contact and company records the platform prospects from, so the call history sits on the account rather than beside it. see the records a meeting attaches to.
It joins on its own
Nora auto-joins Microsoft Teams, Google Meet and Zoom calls rather than waiting for somebody to remember to start a recording.
It transcribes with attribution
A full searchable transcript with speaker identification and timestamps, so a disputed line can be found rather than argued about.
It summarises into work
An AI summary with action items, key decisions and next steps — the parts somebody has to act on, separated from the parts nobody will read again.
It files itself
Meetings link to the contact and the deal they belong to, so the call sits on the account record instead of in a folder of recordings.
Included capabilities
What your team can use.
Nora auto-joins your Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Zoom meetings — recording the call, producing a searchable transcript, and delivering an AI summary with action items and decisions. No more scribbling notes while trying to sell.
- Auto-joins Teams, Meet & Zoom calls
- Full searchable transcript
- AI summary with action items
- Key decisions & next steps
- Speaker identification & timestamps
- Link meetings to contacts & deals
- 14-day retention with trash recovery
- One-click share with your team
What it replaces
Keep the workflow connected.
The usual arrangement is a standalone recorder, a CRM that knows nothing about it, and a rep retyping the overlap. The notetaker ships with the platform rather than as a separate meeting-intelligence product with its own seat count. compare the plans.
A separate meeting recorder
One more subscription, one more login, and a transcript stored somewhere your pipeline cannot see.
Typing up notes afterwards
The half-hour after every call spent reconstructing it, done less accurately than the transcript would have.
Asking a colleague what was said
One-click sharing puts the summary in front of the team rather than in one person's inbox.
A CRM note that says "good call"
Decisions and next steps attach to the deal, so the pipeline reflects the conversation rather than a mood.
Questions
What people ask about meeting notetaker.
Which platforms does it join?
Microsoft Teams, Google Meet and Zoom. Nora joins the call as a participant, records it, and produces the transcript and summary from there.
How long are recordings kept?
Fourteen days, with trash recovery inside that window if something is deleted in error. The summary and the action items live on the linked contact and deal rather than expiring with the recording.
Can you tell who said what?
Yes. The transcript carries speaker identification and timestamps, which is what makes it usable as a record rather than a wall of text.
Does the meeting reach the deal record?
Meetings link to contacts and deals directly, so the call sits on the opportunity it belongs to and feeds the deal-health picture rather than living in a separate archive.
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