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How the Meeting Notetaker works

How the Fyxer Meeting Notetaker behaves during meetings. Learn when it joins, what it records, how summaries and transcripts are generated, where notes are stored, and how multi-user meetings are handled.

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The Fyxer Meeting Notetaker can automatically join your meetings, capture the discussion, and generate notes and summaries. This article explains how it behaves and what to expect during and after your meetings.


What the Notetaker Does

When enabled, the Meeting Notetaker will:

  • Join supported online meetings (Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet)

  • Record and transcribe the conversation in real time

  • Generate a structured meeting summary, action items, and follow-up drafts

  • Store recordings and transcripts in your dashboard

You control when the Notetaker joins and what information is shared.



When the Notetaker Joins

Once enabled, the Notetaker joins meetings based on your settings (e.g., all meetings, external meetings only, meetings you host). It:

  • Joins shortly before the scheduled start time

  • May need to be admitted from the waiting room on some platforms (such as Zoom)

  • Only joins events with a recognized meeting link

If automatic joining is off, you can invite it manually from your dashboard.


How Multiple Fyxer Users Are Handled

If more than one Fyxer user attends the same meeting, their Notetakers merge into a single shared participant. Each user still receives the recording, transcript, and summary in their own dashboard.


Where to Find Your Meeting Notes

After a meeting ends, everything appears in:
Dashboard → Meetings → Recordings

From there you can:

  • Replay the meeting

  • Review or download the transcript

  • Edit or regenerate the summary

  • Create a snippet

  • Copy notes or export them as a PDF

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