AI Notetaker For Google Meet, Zoom, or Microsoft Teams Meetings
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Garrett Ahlberg
Clickup is amazing for A-sync communication but occasionally live conversations are needed to move projects forward. Being able to add all of the notes from these live conversations right into a Clickup Task would truly help maximizing the effectiveness of the meeting since you wouldn't have to worry about taking notes.
First thing needed would be to seamlessly integrate Google Meet and Microsoft Teams into tasks like you've already done with Zoom.
With the video meeting platform of our choice (Google Meet, Zoom, or Teams) create a function with the AI where it automatically "joins" the meeting to record it and transcribe notes. After the meeting ends, a summary is embedded into the task with a link to the recording for additional context. If it's possible, the AI would create a check list of action items for both parties on the call and automatically assign them to each individual that attended the call.
Current competitors on this function include https://fireflies.ai/, https://otter.ai/, https://www.usebubbles.com/
I have used all of them and they are okay. However, the notes aren't as specific as I would like. I feel that Clickup could create a superior tool since the AI function could consider all of our internal data while transcribing the meeting thus increasing note specificity. Please consider adding this product into the suite. FYI, I would pay more per seat for a function like this.
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Alfonso De La Torre
This would be an amazing feature. If there was a Google Meet Add-On or a Chrome Extension. That could allow us to select the list we would want all the tasks created from the AI assisted meeting action items. Boosting Productivity. ; )
Jamie Chennells
This is such an obvious win. The challenge I have is this:
- You can record clips but you can't have multiple audio sources (eg a team meeting) unless you're recording the speaker audio (which doesn't work for earphones users).
- You can do post-production work on the transcript, but it's admin intensive and lacking the "summarize this" etc approach.
Is this on the roadmap? I would assume this isn't waiting for a feature request as competitor products are already on the horizon.