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Getting started with workflows

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Written by Amelia Lim
Updated over a week ago

Purpose

Workflows give you a dedicated space to design how your meeting transcripts turn into results. Instead of leaving your notes scattered or unused, a workflow transforms them into insights, summaries, and updates your team can actually use.


Core Benefits

With workflows, you can:

  • Automate post-meeting tasks so nothing falls through the cracks.

  • Share actionable insights instantly with your team.

  • Integrate with your tools like Slack, Notion, or HubSpot to keep everything connected.


Examples in Action

Here’s how workflows show up in real life:

  • A manager shares transcripts automatically to Slack, keeping the team in sync without extra effort.

  • A project lead uses AI quick prompts to generate action items right after a meeting.

  • A recruiter writes a custom AI prompt to draft interview feedback tailored to their process.

📌 These are just previews. You’ll dive deeper into hands-on guides in the next lessons.


Next Steps

When you’re ready to create your first workflow:

  • Go to My Workflows and click New Workflow.

  • Choose whether to build from scratch or start with a suggested template (like Write a detailed summary and add to Space).

📌 We recommend starting with a template — it’s the fastest way to see automation in action.


For Later

If you’d like extra reference material, check out:

And don’t miss the other lesson:


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