A bot that joins your meeting and writes it up in Hebrew
SmartChat sends a recording bot named SmartChat Notetaker to Zoom, Google Meet or Microsoft Teams meetings. It joins as a visible participant and records, and after the meeting you get a Hebrew transcript, a summary, decisions and tasks, and the meeting video to watch from the meeting page.
How it works
- Paste the meeting link, or connect Google Calendar and choose which meetings to record.
- The bot joins as a participant everyone can see; where a meeting has a waiting room, the host admits it.
- It leaves when the meeting ends, or if no one admits it.
Bot hours
Bot hours are counted separately from browser recording and uploads in every plan, because every bot hour has a real cost. The pricing page lists the hours of each plan.
Questions
Meeting bot:
what people ask.
Do I have to be in the meeting?
No. The bot records even when you are away from your computer.
Which platforms?
Zoom (including the desktop app), Google Meet and Microsoft Teams.
Can I watch the video?
Yes. A meeting the bot recorded has a button to show the video on the meeting page, for its owner only.
More
Also in SmartChat.
Hebrew meeting transcription
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.
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Hebrew transcription
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