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AI chat is available on completed meeting records. It appears as the Chat tab alongside the AI summary and Notepad tabs on the meeting detail page. Meeting chat has the same capabilities as household chat — sending messages, uploading files, voice input, choosing a model, and managing threads — but its context is focused on the specific meeting you’re viewing.

What makes meeting chat different

While household chat focuses on a client or prospect’s full history, meeting chat is scoped to a single meeting. It has access to the meeting’s transcript, recording, attendees, and any linked households, so you can ask detailed questions about what was discussed.
  • “What did we agree on about the Roth conversion?”
  • “Summarize the key action items from this meeting”
  • “What questions did the client ask about their portfolio?”
  • “Draft a follow-up email based on this meeting”

Quick actions

Meeting chat has its own set of quick action buttons tailored to post-meeting workflows. For example, a quick action might draft a follow-up email to attendees or create a summary to share with the client. Click a quick action to run it immediately. Quick actions are powered by automations, so your team can customize which actions appear on meetings and what they do.

Using chat

Meeting chat works the same way as household chat — type a message, upload files, use voice input, switch models, and manage threads. For full details on these shared features, see household chat.

FAQ

Meeting chat is available on meetings that have been recorded or had a transcript uploaded. The chat is most useful after AI processing is complete, when the transcript and summary are available for context.
Yes. Meeting chat can access the linked households and their data in addition to the meeting’s own transcript, attendees, and AI-generated content.

Next steps

Household chat

Full overview of all AI chat capabilities.

Meeting review

Review AI summaries, notes, and transcripts.