After each meeting, Slant automatically analyzes the conversation and generates recommended tasks based on commitments and follow-up items discussed during the meeting.

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How tasks are generated

Slant analyzes your meetings to identify:

  • Explicit commitments you made during the meeting.
  • Follow-up actions you agreed to take.
  • Required paperwork or documentation.
  • Research or analysis you promised to perform.
  • Deadlines mentioned for specific actions.

After the meeting is analyzed, tasks are created for each commitment or follow-up item.

Each task includes a clear, action-oriented title, a detailed description of what needs to be done, a link to the exact moment in the meeting where it was discussed, and a suggested deadline if one was mentioned. Each task is editable, so you can add your own notes or additional information.

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Managing task recommendations

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Viewing tasks

  1. Open the completed meeting recap.
  2. Click the Tasks tab to see all recommended tasks from the meeting.
  3. Each task shows:
    • Task title and description.
    • A link to jump to the moment in the meeting where the action item was discussed (click the Sparkle icon).
    • Current status (Pending, Accepted or Rejected, Completed).

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Accepting tasks

If the recommended task is relevant, click the Accept button.

  • The task will be added to your main task list under the “To do” status.
  • The task can be managed from the main task list or from the task tab on the meeting recap.

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Rejecting tasks

If a task recommendation isn’t relevant, click the Reject button.

  • The task will turn red on the meeting recap and show a red X icon to indicate it was rejected.
  • The task will be archived and won’t appear in your main task list.