Nobody took notes.
Say them anyway.
Debrief after a call and Sentio turns your voice into a transcript, a summary, and the decisions and follow-ups that came out of it.
A practical workflow today
Debrief while the details are fresh.
Debrief right after the call
Meeting ended and nobody took notes? Talk through what was decided while it is fresh — Sentio turns that debrief into a structured summary you can send to whoever missed it.
Review the full transcript
Keep the original wording alongside the summary, so you can check context before relying on a decision or follow-up.
Decisions and follow-ups, separated from chatter
The summary pulls out decisions and next steps from the recording. Review and edit them before sharing.
Action items become reminders
Anything that came out of the meeting as a task can be turned into a reminder with a due date, so follow-through does not depend on someone rereading the notes.
Common questions
Do I need to record the whole meeting, or can I just debrief after?
A quick debrief after the call is available today. Full bot-joined meeting capture is rolling out separately and is not available to every account yet.
Can Sentio tell different speakers apart in a recorded meeting?
Speaker separation depends on the recorded audio and the capture workflow available to your account.
Where do the meeting notes end up?
In your personal Sentio notes as a transcript, summary, and follow-up list. Integration and team-sharing availability depends on the relevant released workflow.
Is this meant for one person or a whole team?
Meeting notes are available for personal capture. Team workspaces, comments, and assignment workflows are in early access and should not be assumed available.