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AI for meetings that can go in your place.
Cedric joins your Google Meet, Zoom and Teams calls. He covers the meetings you can't make, presents your deck and writes the notes. Nothing goes out until you say yes.
Google MeetCedricHi, I'm Cedric. I'm here for Nadja today.
Halcyon call done. They want a pilot in May.
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Send him alone, or bring him along.
Cedric joins the call as a guest named Cedric. Some meetings he takes for you. In the rest, he presents, answers and keeps the notes.
Google Meet
Microsoft TeamsGoes in your place
He covers the call you can't make, asks your questions and brings the answers back.
See how ↓Presents and shows the numbers
He shares your deck and talks through it. Ask for a number and he puts the chart on screen.
See how ↓Writes notes you approve
The decisions, the action items and the open questions. They go out on your yes.
See how ↓Gets the data out of your calls
Ask what came up across your calls. He fills the CRM and builds the pitch for the next one.
See how ↓Can't make it? Send Cedric instead.
Cedric writes the brief from what your workspace knows and shows it to you. Say go, or change it. He covers the call and brings the answers back.
Here is my brief for Halcyon at 14:00.
We can start a pilot in May.
Who signs off on the budget?
How many seats in year one?
The two-year discount.
Back from Halcyon. Reto signs off. They want 40 seats.
He opens by saying who he is there for
He asks your questions, one at a time
He answers from your brief and the public web
Anything else, he passes on to you
If you join late, he hands over and sends you a catch-up
He never agrees to a price, a date or a decision for you.
Ask for the numbers. He puts them on screen.
Give Cedric your deck before the call, or ask him to write one. He shares it and talks through each slide. When someone asks for a figure, he pulls it from your connected tools.
RetoCedric, show signups by month.
CedricHere. Up 83% since June.
Load a slide file or a web page, or ask him to write the slides
He shares it and talks through each slide
Say "next slide" or "back to pricing" and he goes there
Ask him to look something up and he answers live
Ask for a chart and he builds it and shares it
He can pitch a page he built for you
After the call, notes you approve.
Cedric writes up every meeting with the full transcript. You read the notes first. When you approve them, every attendee gets them by email.
Halcyon wants a pilot in May, starting with 40 seats.
Decided
Action items
Open questions
A short summary and the key points
Decisions, kept apart from what was only discussed
Action items with an owner and a date
The open questions nobody answered
Anything someone asked him to do waits for your yes
A reminder the day before an item is due
Ask about any past call: "What did we agree in the kickoff?"
Get the data and the pitch out of every call.
Cedric remembers every call he sat in on. Ask what came up and he answers with the record, fills in your CRM and builds the pitch for the next meeting.
@Cedric what came up in this month's sales calls? Make it a pitch for Monday.
Nine calls this month. The top objections:
Ask what came up across your calls
Objections and questions, counted, with the call each came from
Budget, timeline and next steps filled into your CRM, on your yes
A pitch page built from the answers
He presents it in your next call
Your next meeting, in three steps.
Sign in with Google
Connect Google Calendar so Cedric sees your meetings.
Send him to a call
Paste the call link in the chat, or invite him to the calendar event.
Approve what comes back
The notes and every follow-up wait for your yes.
Questions about AI for meetings
Yes. Cedric writes a brief from what your workspace knows: what to say, what to ask and what to keep to yourself. You say go, or change it. He opens the call by saying who he is there for, asks your questions one at a time and tells the room he will pass anything else on to you. He never agrees to a price, a date or a decision in your name. The notes come to you first.
Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams. Cedric joins as a guest named Cedric, so the host admits him like anyone else. He shares his screen in Google Meet and Zoom.
Yes. Give Cedric a PowerPoint file or a public web page before the call, or ask him to write the slides. He shares them and talks through each one. Say "next slide" or "go back to pricing" and he goes there.
Yes. Ask Cedric what came up across your calls and he answers from every call he sat in on: objections, budgets, timelines, next steps. He fills the fields in your CRM once you approve, and can turn it into a pitch page for the next call.
He keeps a transcript and tells the room so when he joins. The notes and the transcript go to the person who sent him, and nobody else sees them until that person approves. For calls with customers or candidates, check what your local law asks for.
English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Dutch. You set the language for your workspace.
Meetings use credits by the minute. Every workspace starts with free credits and no card, and paid plans begin at $19 a month for the whole team. See the plans.

