If you want a full-on meeting assistant, Sonnet AI is worth a look. It records audio, uses AI to take notes and tracks relationships so you can concentrate on the meeting. It offers tools to learn about who's in the meeting, send reminders and pull templates for notes before the meeting. During a call, it records audio from your computer without a bot in the way and lets you take notes with customizable templates. After the meeting, Sonnet updates your CRM, generates shareable recordings and offers a detailed list of action items.
Another strong contender is Circleback, which integrates with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and Slack. It'll automatically create meeting notes, assign action items and transcribe conversations in more than 100 languages. Circleback's integration with tools like Notion, HubSpot and Salesforce means you can automate a lot of your workflow. The tool is geared to improve team communication and collaboration, so it's good for virtual and in-person meetings.
Last, Bloks offers personalized briefings and automated meeting notes, connecting to Zoom, Meet, Teams and Slack. It offers context about people and companies, suggested meeting goals and a history of previous interactions. Bloks' chat interface offers detailed meeting insights and relationship progress summaries to help you get more done and build better relationships. It works on multiple platforms and offers enterprise-level security, too, so it's a good option for overworked executives.