Product

Meeting Hub: corporate memory of meetings and management decisions

Meeting Hub turns the recording of a meeting into a structured protocol: participants, agenda, decisions, tasks, risks, agreements and materials for further work.

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Positioning

In a mature organization, the value of a meeting is not the fact of the discussion itself, but the recorded decision. Meeting Hub helps project offices, sales, support, legal, HR and executives stay on track between meetings.

The product reduces manual routine after meetings, helps maintain a uniform standard of protocols and turns meeting history into a knowledge base available for search, task control and AI assistants.

What does the client get?

The protocol is faster

The team does not spend hours transcribing and initially documenting the results of the meeting.

Solutions are not lost

Tasks, owners, deadlines and open questions are recorded in a single format.

Context is preserved

The discussion history becomes part of the corporate memory and can be used in the RAG.

Better control

The project office sees recurring risks, stuck decisions and follow-up quality.

Functionality

Speech

Transcription

Translate audio into text while maintaining the structure of the meeting.

Speakers

Diarization

Dividing speech by participant and restoring the context of the discussion.

Protocol

Protocol and tasks

Results, decisions, action items, risks, deadlines and those responsible.

Knowledge

Meeting database

Search by meetings, link to projects, documents and corporate knowledge base.

Architecture and Integrations

Meeting Hub includes recording loading, audio processing, recognition, speaker separation, final protocol generation, human review, and transfer of tasks/materials to work systems.

Integrations: corporate portal, 1C-Bitrix, calendar, mail, Telegram/MAX, Service Desk, CRM, project systems, EDMS, Ragify and RESTART AI Enterprise Platform.

Safety and Operation

For corporate use, the consent of participants, rules for storing records, restricting access to protocols, deleting sensitive fragments, and logging actions are important.

Roles and access rights

Separation of users, administrators, data owners and process operators.

Magazines

Recording actions, requests, sources, settings changes and important events.

Data control

Working with permitted sources, storage rules, masking and PD restrictions.

Support

Operating regulations, monitoring, updates, SLA/OLA and post-pilot development.

Pilot and implementation

1

Scenario selection

We formulate the business problem, process owner, data sources, information security restrictions and result criteria.

2

Quick assembly

We raise the outline, connect data, configure roles, prompts, templates, integrations and logging.

3

Checking the effect

We conduct a pilot on real scenarios, collect feedback, compare manual and automated processes.

4

Industrial launch

We draw up the architecture, regulations, SLA, support, training and scaling roadmap.

The pilot can be conducted in one type of meeting: project statuses, client meetings, committees, support, purchasing, or internal management meetings.

Let's discuss your environment

Describe the task, current systems, constraints, and expected results. We will offer a practical first step: diagnostics, pilot, audit, roadmap or project team.

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