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Meeting notes, no typing

Meetings — Two weeks after a call, nobody remembers what was decided. CIRO NOISE pulls the transcript from Google Meet, and the AI turns it into meeting notes with a summary, decisions and action items. One click turns an action item into a task with an owner, and customer meetings land in the customer record on their own.

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From meeting notes to tasks

Meetings arrive from Google Meet through the Google Workspace connection, with transcript, duration and the list of attendees. CIRO NOISE records nothing itself and never joins a meeting. It processes the transcript Google Meet creates and files it where your team already works. As with any recording, attendees should know the call is being transcribed, and one sentence at the start is enough. When the call ends, the meeting shows up for you without any extra steps.

Three meetings every team knows

The weekly, the customer call and the question two weeks later.

Monday, 10 am: the weekly

The transcript arrives after the call, and the summary names three decisions and five action items. Kira turns the action items into tasks with a name on each, one click per item. The decision on the new vacation policy matters beyond this week, so it becomes a wiki page with text from the summary. Pascal was out at a customer's and reads up instead of asking on Tuesday what he missed.

Summary a few minutes after the call

Action item becomes a task in one click

Priority per item

Sharing per meeting

Thursday: the call with Ms. Sommer

Lena mentions at the start that Google Meet is transcribing, then they talk through the relaunch. After the call the meeting sits on the Brandt & Söhne record, because CIRO NOISE recognizes Ms. Sommer's email address. Ms. Sommer herself is now listed as a contact. The action item “quote by Friday” becomes a task for Lena, linked to the meeting. Anyone who opens the record later sees the conversation next to the quote and the invoices.

Customer record via the attendees' addresses

Attendees become contacts

Task for sales, linked to the meeting

Nele asks: “Why did we decide against vendor X?”

Nele joined two weeks ago and was out of the office that day. She asks the AI, and the answer comes from the March 4 summary, with a link to the meeting and the reasoning from the transcript. In the team calendar right next to it, Nele sees who is out this week and adds the subscription feed to her own calendar. She got her answer without having to ask Kira.

The AI answers with the meeting as its source

Search across the content of every meeting

Team calendar with absences

Subscription feed into your own calendar

Meetings in detail

The key meetings and calendar features in one sentence each.

Minutes from Google Meet
Meetings arrive with transcript, duration and attendees. CIRO NOISE uses the Google Meet transcript and never joins the call itself.
Your notes, minutes by AI
Without Google Meet, you log the meeting yourself: add your notes, and the AI turns them into a summary and action items. Your notes stay below.
AI summary with decisions
The AI writes the summary, picks out decisions and lists action items with a priority.
Action items become tasks
One click creates the task on the board, with an assignee and a link to the meeting. You can mark items as done or dismissed.
Search across transcripts
Search finds meetings across transcript and summary. The calendar view shows them by date.
Meetings in the customer record
The meeting attaches to the company via the attendees' email addresses. External attendees from a known company become contacts.

Tell Claude. CIRO NOISE records it.

Claude connects to your organization through MCP, the open standard for AI tools. Every feature lives in one system, so one sentence from you is enough for Claude to look up the customer, draft a quote, create a task and update the wiki. It works with exactly the permissions you grant.

Claude in meetings

  • Find meetings by what was said in them, in summaries and transcripts

  • Read summaries and decisions

  • Pull action items with their rating and create tasks from them

  • Log decisions on the customer record

Frequently asked questions

From Google Meet automatically: through the Google Workspace connection, CIRO NOISE fetches the transcript after the meeting. For conversations without a transcript, you add the meeting by hand with your notes.

A summary and a list of agreements, from the transcript or from your notes. Your own notes always stay below. So even people who weren't there know what was decided.

With one click on the action item: you turn it into a task on the board, check it off directly or decline it. Open items stay on your dashboard until they're decided.

Yes. CIRO NOISE links the meeting to company and contact through the attendees, and it shows up in the customer record next to requests, quotes and invoices. Before the next meeting, you have the last conversation right in front of you.

Only the people you invited. Google Meet creates the transcript, and CIRO NOISE processes it after the call without joining or recording anything itself.

Yes. Claude connects to your organization, finds meetings and reads summaries and open action items, with the permissions of the person who grants access. Ask what was last agreed with a customer, and Claude answers from the summary.

And everything else is already included

Every feature shares one login and one permission system. A request sits in the customer record, becomes a task and lands on the invoice without anyone retyping it. Here is what else is included:

Two seats are free

With up to two people, you use CIRO NOISE for free, all features included. From the third person on, each seat is €25 per month plus VAT.

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