Summaries, key points and insights
What each tab above the transcript produces, and when it is worth using.
A finished transcript has tabs above it. They all read the same text and each gives you a different shape of it.
- Summary — the recording in a few paragraphs, plus the decisions and action items it can find. This is the one most people use.
- Insights — extracted structure: topics, questions raised, names and terms that keep coming up.
- Translation — the whole transcript in another language, covered in languages and translation.
Getting a better summary
- Fix the transcript first. Everything downstream is generated from it.
- Turn on speaker labels for meetings — knowing who committed to what changes the action items completely.
- Do not expect much from a recording that is mostly small talk. There is nothing there to summarise.
Asking questions instead
There is also a chat button on the transcript page. It answers questions about that specific recording — "what did we agree about the deadline", "did anyone mention the budget" — which is often faster than reading a summary when you already know what you are looking for.
重要
Summaries and chat answers are generated, so treat them the way you would treat notes taken by someone else: useful, and worth checking before you forward them. The transcript is the record; everything built on top of it is a convenience.
Summaries and insights download separately from the transcript itself — pick the tab you want first, then download.
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How to get a cleaner transcript
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