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Using the /meeting-notes Command

Convert call transcripts into structured meeting notes

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The /meeting-notes slash command transforms call transcripts into structured meeting notes, extracting key insights and next steps from your conversations.

How It Works

  1. Type /meeting-notes in the chat input

  2. Paste your transcript - Include the full call transcript

  3. Get structured notes - Receive organized meeting documentation

  4. Share or save - Copy to CRM or share with stakeholders

What Gets Generated

Section

What You Get

Problem Statement

The core challenge the prospect/customer is facing

Current State

How they handle things today and what's not working

Future State

Their desired outcome and success criteria

Next Steps

Action items with owners and timelines

Example Workflows

Discovery Call Recap

/meeting-notes  [Paste your call transcript here]

Output includes:

  • Identified pain points and their business impact

  • Current solution gaps

  • Buying criteria and decision process

  • Agreed next steps

Demo Follow-Up

/meeting-notes  Here's the transcript from our demo with Acme Corp: [Transcript]

You'll receive:

  • Features that resonated most

  • Concerns raised and how they were addressed

  • Questions to follow up on

  • Proposal requirements

QBR Summary

/meeting-notes  QBR call with customer success - Q4 review [Transcript]

Generates:

  • Achievements and wins from the period

  • Areas for improvement

  • Expansion opportunities identified

  • Renewal risk factors if any

Best Practices

  1. Use complete transcripts - More context leads to better extraction

  2. Include speaker labels - Helps distinguish prospect vs. your comments

  3. Add meeting context - Mention it's a discovery, demo, or QBR

  4. Review for accuracy - AI extracts what was said, not what was implied

  5. Save key insights - Use "Save to Memory" for important learnings

Tips for Better Results

  • Remove excessive filler words if your transcript is very long

  • Include timestamps if you want chronological structure

  • Specify if you need a specific format (e.g., MEDDIC, BANT)

  • Ask follow-up questions to expand on specific sections

Handling Different Transcript Sources

Source

Tips

Gong/Chorus

Export and paste the full transcript

Zoom

Use the transcript file from recordings

Manual notes

Paste your detailed notes as-is

Otter.ai

Copy the transcript directly

Use Cases by Role

Role

Best Use

SDR/BDR

Document discovery findings for handoff to AEs

AE

Create meeting summaries for deal notes and managers

CSM

Capture customer feedback and success metrics

Sales Manager

Review team calls for coaching opportunities

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