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Multilingual Email Sending (English, Spanish, Portuguese) Using Labels

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Written by Rielee Velasco
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When you manage meetings in multiple languages, sharing the right follow-up in the right language can be tricky. This workflow automatically detects your meeting’s language label and sends an AI-generated follow-up email in English, Spanish, or Portuguese. No need to build separate workflows.

By combining labels, AI Quick Prompts, and email steps, you can automate multilingual communication while keeping every message accurate and on-brand.


How it works

The workflow checks which label is applied to the meeting (English, Spanish, or Portuguese), runs an AI Quick Prompt in the correct language, and emails participants with that version of the summary and action items.

All branches run from a single trigger, so everything happens automatically once your transcript is processed.


Setting up the workflow

  • Click New workflow and name it something like Send multilingual follow-up emails.

  • Set the Trigger type to Automatic and choose Meeting Processed.

  • Add three Condition steps:

    • Condition 1 → {{ meeting_labels.contains 'Spanish' }}

    • Condition 2 → {{ meeting_labels.contains 'English' }}

    • Condition 3 → {{ meeting_labels.contains 'Portuguese' }}

  • Under each condition, add an AI: Use a Quick Prompt step:

    • Select Summary and Action items.

    • Set Save the result to the meeting.

    • Choose the corresponding Language for AI output:

      • Español for Spanish

      • English for English

      • Português for Portuguese

  • After each AI step, add an Email participants step:

    • Subject:

      {{ user.name }} shared meeting notes: {{ meeting.title }}
    • Body:

      Hi there,  {{ user.name }} just shared the "{{ meeting.title }}" meeting notes with you — including a transcript and AI-powered insights generated by Tactiq.  [View full meeting transcript]({{ meeting.url }})

  • Save your workflow.

    Once saved, it will automatically detect the label, run the correct AI summary, and send the email in that language.


Variation to try

  • Add a Review Before Proceeding step before the email to check translations or adjust phrasing before sending.

  • Add a Save to a Space step to archive multilingual meeting summaries under a shared “Customer Follow-ups” or “Team Projects” Space.

What you’ll get

Now, every meeting labeled with Spanish, English, or Portuguese automatically generates and sends a polished summary email in the right language; no manual sorting or duplicate workflows required. Your global communications just got a lot easier.

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