AI meeting assistant and note taker built for internal and external meetings, offering transcription, recording, summaries, action items, and integrations.
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Customer voice
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Knowing what you’re talking about and how to prepare for meetings is a key part of communication and efficiency. It has also reduced meeting anxiety for our employees. With Fellow, you can send reminders to employees to ensure they contribute to the agenda before the meeting. This has helped with the efficiency of managers and those reporting to a manager.
What helps with adoption was adding Fellow to our tech onboarding sessions. We make sure that every new employee has Fellow’s Chrome extension set up and that Fellow gets connected to Slack. This way, they learn to use Fellow for meetings from day one.
As a growing company, one of our biggest challenges was alignment on internal communications and change management. With Fellow, all conversations, decisions and notes are centralized, as opposed to one department using Notion and the other using Google Docs. From an employee experience standpoint, Fellow makes information more accessible for everyone.
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Trust profile
Fellow has introduced password protection for public meeting recaps. Users with edit access can now secure specific recap links with a manually created or system-generated password. Additionally, for Enterprise-tier workspaces, administrators can implement a mandatory password policy for all public recap links. External viewers who authenticate via password retain access for 24 hours. As part of this update, sharing labels within the software have been updated to explicitly state "Anyone with the link," and restricted meetings now display a lock icon for improved clarity regarding access settings.
Fellow has updated its platform to support the creation of audio clips from recordings that lack video components, such as botless meetings or uploaded MP3 files. Users can extract key portions of these recordings and share them as standalone excerpts. Each generated clip includes the audio segment in .m4a format combined with a speaker-labeled transcript to maintain contextual information.