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A tiny winged scribe for your meetings. Start a recording and turn the conversation into notes you can trace back to the original words.
Generate a note from this fictional meeting, then follow a timestamp back to the conversation.
The supplier proposal is eighteen thousand pounds. It has not been approved. Alex will review the security questions by Friday.
Confirmed: Alex owns the security review and Friday is the deadline. We will decide whether to approve the proposal after that review.
Can we pin down what we’re actually buying? The quote says setup and a trial. I can’t tell if support after the trial is included in that price.
Setup and four weeks of testing are included. Ongoing support is a separate line with no price against it. Let’s keep that separate when we compare the offers.
For those four weeks, I’d give just the reception team access. If we invite everybody, we’ll spend the first week answering login questions instead of testing the handover.
Reception sounds right. Let’s use practice requests, too. We can tell whether a handover reached the next person without putting anyone’s real details into the trial.
Good. What happens to those practice requests afterwards? The proposal says we can export them. That doesn’t tell us when the supplier deletes its copy.
I’ll get the deletion period in writing and include it in Friday’s review. If they can’t confirm it, I’ll flag that as open.
I’ll ask for the monthly support price by Thursday afternoon. Finance needs the figure even if we decide to walk away.
Thanks. When the review and the price are in, we’ll make the decision together. Until then the supplier should hold off on sending an agreement.
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