Your AI meeting assistant.

It joins the call, takes the notes, answers when someone says its name, and writes the summary with the decisions, the owners and the open items. Cedric also does the part after: the tasks, the CRM updates and the recaps, in your tools, once you approve them.

Drop the call link in the thread and ask him to join. Or add his address to the calendar invite once, and every occurrence of the meeting is covered. He joins as a visible participant, and he tells you plainly if he cannot join a call.

Yes. Say "Cedric" and a question, and he answers out loud from the tools you have connected, as current as your systems are. Anything with links or detail goes to the channel afterwards. He stays quiet otherwise and never interrupts.

He joins by call link or by calendar invite, which covers Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams. Connect Zoom and he can also pull the cloud recording and the transcript after a meeting he did not join, and write the summary from those.

He queues the action. When someone in the call commits to something, Cedric registers it as work and it appears in the channel for approval afterwards, with who said it and when. Nothing is sent, changed or spent during the call.

A note taker writes the call down. An assistant is also in the room: it answers when asked, and it turns what was agreed into follow-up work. Cedric does both, and the note-taking side has its own page.

Yes, and it is the best use. Put Cedric on the calendar series once and he joins every occurrence on his own, so nobody has to remember to invite him.

Cedric leaves too. He never stays in a room with only external participants. Announce his presence at the start of a call regardless, and check what your jurisdiction requires for external calls.