Meeting integration
A Microsoft Teams notetaker for sales calls.
Nora joins the Teams call, transcribes it with speaker labels, and files the summary on the deal.
A focused walkthrough, shaped around your team.
What it does
The Microsoft Teams integration in practice.
Meetings attach to the same verified contact and company records the platform prospects from, so call history sits on the account rather than beside it. see the account records behind a call.
It joins on its own
Nora joins the Microsoft Teams call as a participant rather than waiting for somebody to remember to press record — which is the step that fails on exactly the call you most needed captured.
It transcribes with attribution
A full searchable transcript with speaker identification and timestamps, so a disputed line can be found rather than argued about from memory.
It summarises into work
An AI summary separating decisions, action items and next steps from the part of the conversation nobody will read again.
It files itself
The meeting links to the contact and the deal it belongs to, so the call sits on the account record instead of in a folder of recordings.
Direction of travel
Which way the data moves.
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- Out of the call
- The recording, and from it a searchable transcript carrying speaker identification and timestamps.
- Onto the account
- Summary, decisions and action items attach to the linked contact and deal, where they feed deal-health scoring rather than sitting in a separate archive.
- Across the team
- One-click sharing puts the summary in front of colleagues instead of leaving it in one person's inbox to be asked about later.
What it replaces
What the connection retires.
A recorder that knows nothing about the pipeline, and a rep typing the overlap back in by hand — that is what most teams have instead. The notetaker is part of the platform on every tier rather than a meeting-intelligence product bought beside it, with the recording allowance the thing that varies. compare the plans.
A separate meeting-intelligence subscription
One more login, one more processor to document, and a transcript stored where the pipeline cannot see it.
Typing up notes after the call
The half hour spent reconstructing a conversation, done less accurately than the transcript already did.
Asking a colleague what was said
Sharing is one click, so the answer is a summary rather than somebody's recollection of a call they half-attended.
A CRM note reading good call
Decisions and next steps attach to the deal, so the pipeline reflects the conversation rather than the mood it ended on.
Before you turn it on
What to expect setting it up.
The technical part is short. The part worth planning is how the room is told.
Decide the notice, then tell people
Nora joins as a participant and is visible as one. How and when you tell the other side is your call to make and your obligation to meet — decide it before the first meeting rather than during it.
Check fourteen days against your policy
Recordings are kept for fourteen days with trash recovery inside that window. The summary and the action items live on the contact and the deal, so the useful part outlives the recording.
Link meetings to deals from the start
A transcript attached to nothing is an archive. Attached to the opportunity, it is history that scoring and the co-pilot can both read.
Expect the first week to change the CRM note
Teams usually find their written notes were shorter and more optimistic than the calls were. That is the point of it, and it is worth saying out loud beforehand.
Teams whose calls happen on Microsoft Teams and whose proposals depend on what was said in them — particularly where more than one person needs to act on the same conversation.
Before you connect it
What people ask about the Microsoft Teams integration.
Does Nora join the Teams call automatically?
Yes. She auto-joins as a participant rather than requiring somebody to start a recording, which is the step that gets forgotten on the call you most wanted captured. She also joins Google Meet and Zoom.
Can you tell who said what?
Speaker identification and timestamps run through the transcript, so every line has a name and a time against it rather than sitting in an undifferentiated block. It is searchable, so a specific commitment can be found rather than recalled.
How long is a Teams recording kept?
Fourteen days. Trash recovery covers anything deleted by mistake inside that window, and the summary, the decisions and the action items sit on the linked contact and deal — so what anyone actually goes back for outlives the recording itself.
Where does a Teams call end up?
Meetings link to contacts and deals directly, so the call sits on the opportunity it belongs to and feeds the deal-health picture. If your CRM is elsewhere, those records sync to Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zoho and Microsoft Dynamics.
The capabilities behind it
What sits behind the connection.
What the meeting record feeds once it exists. Explore the account workflow.
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