over the past few weeks I have experienced a problem where almost all of my meetings don't have "sufficient transcript" to generate a summary or next steps.   These meetings range from 30 minutes to 90 minutes.   The meetings have very good quality.

I had become very dependent on this feature, and am concerned I now need to revert to previous practice or pay for a third party subscription.

I have searched the boards for other people with this same issue;  I don't see any that were successfully resolved.

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Admin >> Account management >> Recordings and transcript management, why I can't fetch this recordings in this area

Hi everyone,

I’m Roy, and I manage the Authorized Partnerships Program at monday.com.

Each week, we hold a kick-off Zoom call with 30-40 new partners. During these calls, we usually receive numerous questions, some asked verbally and others via chat.

I have a document that contains all the relevant data, Q&A, and content needed to address these questions. I’m looking for a way to automate responses during the call, either by leveraging Zoom’s features or through an integration, to provide instant answers without disrupting the flow of the meeting.

Has anyone implemented a similar solution or have any recommendations on how to set this up effectively?

Thanks in advance for your insights!

I really like Zoom Meeting Summary and find it is almost as good at notetaking as Airgram.  However, the next steps section has failed us, which is the most important part!  First of all, it gets names wrong. Secondly, it's not in bullet format. Lastly, it's incomplete - lots of action items were clearly left off. 

Does anyone have suggestions for how to make next steps better?  For instance, could one say, "hey, Zoom, here's a next step for Joe: have him double-check with Mary about the sales report." Would that work?