Wudpecker records, transcribes, and generates high-quality notes for your meetings. It also offerns an AI chat feature which can find you any answer from past meetings' discussions.

Here’s how Wudpecker integrates with Google Meet to take your notes.

In the home page, you will see the meetings that the Wudpecker Notetaker will join to record, whether it's a Zoom, Google Meet or Teams call.

Upcoming meetings that Wudpecker is joining

These are fetched from your calendar, hence the necessity for integration. Wudpecker joins your meetings through a calendar event based on the meeting link (in the event's location) and the event start time.

The notetaker needs the meeting link and the event's start time

When you see Wudpecker.io Notetaker in your meeting, that means Wudpecker is doing its job to record the conversation.

Wudpecker joins your meetings

Once the meeting ends, the Notetaker starts doing its magic. The recording gets transcribed and summarized.

After the meeting about 5 to 10 minutes later, you will see the finished result. This includes the transcript, recording, action items and summary generated by Wudpecker.

Now keep in mind, Wudpecker generates the best summaries in action items for recordings that are longer than 5 minutes.

Wudpecker generates summary and action items after the meeting is done

The 3-step process above is the common scenario for most of our users. Occasionally, some questions or challenges naturally arise. Below are the most common "extra" questions we have come across.

if you are using the meeting bot, you would then need to let the bot join the meeting and after that it can record your meetings effortlessly. However, some participants may find the bot's presence distracting.

With the new Wudpecker desktop app, the notetaker bot no longer needs to "join" meetings in the traditional way. Wudpecker now provides a better alternative recording method.

Using the desktop app, you can start, pause, resume and stop the recording on your own without the bot joining the meeting. This allows for a more natural flow of conversation and gives you the flexibility to capture only the most important parts of the discussion.

Remember that you are responsible for starting and stopping the recording. It's also important to inform participants that the meeting is being recorded, as it's not automatic like with the bot.

The best choice for you depends on your priorities and the nature of your meetings. The bot provides a hands-off approach, while the desktop app gives you more discretion and control over the recording process.

There are cases when you have a meeting link to join right now. It is not a scheduled event.

How does Wudpecker work in this situation?

Wudpecker's "Invite Notetaker" feature, available in both Plus and Pro versions, has you covered. Here's how it works:

Note: if you don't admit the notetaker in the meeting within two minutes, it will automatically leave the lobby.

You can toggle it off in the home page if you don't want the note taking to join.

Toggling to decide whether Wudpecker notetaker joins

When the meeting begins, you can expect the note taker to wait in the lobby.

You can still deny or kick it out during the meeting.

Kick the notetaker out before the meeting starts, or during the meeting

I don’t want to go to Homepage everyday to toggle off the notetaker.

Based on our users’ experience, it is more intuitive to show up at a meeting, and reject the notetaker joining.

Even if the participants join before you and let the notetaker in, you can still remove it when you joined.

But if you really want to have the notetaker not auto-joining meetings by default, we have the advanced notetaker control in the premium. Check out our pricing page.

Share notes only

You can copy all the notes simply by pressing "Copy Note". Additionally, you can manually highlight a specific part of the notes you want to copy.

After copying, you can paste the notes anywhere you need.

Share recording, transcript and notes

Just copy the URL address and you can paste a link containing notes, transcript and recording to email, Slack, or anywhere else.

Is there something you want to know about the meeting that was not covered thoroughly in the summary? Try Ask Wudpecker. This is a powerful way to extract further detailed insights.

Chat with Wudpecker to get answers about the meeting

In this example, the user is asking Wudpecker about the discussion regarding the prospect’s user retention rate. It is a granular detail that might have required the user to dive into the transcript. Instead, just asking resurfaced the answer.