Hebrew meeting transcription, from the call to the summary
SmartChat transcribes meetings held in Hebrew, whether on Zoom, Google Meet or Teams (with a bot), recorded in the browser in a meeting room, or uploaded as a file. The transcript has speakers and timestamps, and from it SmartChat writes a summary: key points, decisions, tasks with an owner and a date when they were said, next steps and open questions.
Three ways in
- Send a bot to a Zoom, Google Meet or Teams meeting, or let it join on its own from Google Calendar.
- Record from the browser, for an in-person meeting or a call without a bot.
- Upload a recording you already have.
After the meeting
Summary styles (full, short, detailed or tasks only), tasks that go into your task list, a read-only link to share the summary with a client, and questions you can ask about one meeting or all of them. SmartChat's interface, transcripts and summaries are in Hebrew; terms said in English inside a Hebrew sentence are kept as they were said.
Questions
Hebrew meeting transcription:
what people ask.
Do participants see the bot?
Yes. It joins as a visible participant named SmartChat Notetaker. Informing participants about the recording, and getting their consent where it is required, is the responsibility of whoever records.
Can I share the summary with a client?
Yes, with a read-only link that shows the summary and decisions without the transcript. The link expires after the period you choose, and you can revoke it at any time.
Is my data private?
Recordings and transcripts are accessible only to you, and deleting a meeting deletes its recording too. The privacy policy lists the providers that process them.
More
Also in SmartChat.
Meeting bot
SmartChat sends a recording bot named SmartChat Notetaker to Zoom, Google Meet or Microsoft Teams meetings.
Hebrew transcription
SmartChat transcribes Hebrew audio and video files: upload a recording of a lecture, an interview, a phone call or a voice message, and get a Hebrew transcript with a speaker and a timestamp for every sentence.
Live AI call coach
SmartChat's live coach listens to a call in real time, in Hebrew, and suggests on screen what to say now: a full answer when a professional question comes up, a reply to an objection or a price question, and the next question worth asking.