Send AI meeting recaps to Slack

After note1 finishes processing a recorded meeting, it can post the meeting title, date and time, summary overview, and an Open meeting button to the selected public Slack channel. The full transcript and action items remain on the meeting page in note1.

The recap appears after the meeting has ended and note1 has finished processing its recording and summary. It is a post-meeting update, not a real-time transcript or live alert.

Yes. A note1 team admin can choose a default public Slack channel for the team. Individual meetings and recurring series can inherit that default, use another public channel, or turn Slack posting off.

Yes. In the meeting settings, choose the team default, select another public channel, or choose Don't post. The override applies to that meeting unless you also choose to update future meetings in its recurring series.

Yes. You can apply a Slack channel choice or the disabled setting to future scheduled meetings in a recurring series. Past and already-recorded meetings are not rewritten.

Yes. /n1 answers are ephemeral and visible only to the person who ran the command. If their Slack email matches a note1 team member (plus-aliases included), Ask note1 answers with that member's own meeting permissions; otherwise it answers from team-visible meetings.

Mentions are answered in the open, for everyone in the thread, so @note1 reads team-visible meetings. A private meeting of the asker's appears only when they asked about it directly and took part in it. It never quotes a private meeting into a channel otherwise.

Yes. When mentioned in a thread it reads the whole thread, and at the top level the recent channel messages, so "is this right?" or "did we decide this?" are checked against the meetings. The thread is treated as quoted data, never as instructions. Follow-up buttons under an answer keep the conversation going, and everyone in the thread shares it.

Yes, as the linked note1 user: complete, reassign or create action items and manage topic trackers. Unlinked Slack users can ask but not change anything.

No. Automatic Slack recaps contain summary overview text and a link back to the meeting. The complete transcript, recording, summary sections, and action items stay in note1 behind the meeting's normal access controls.

Meetings recorded by note1 from Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom can use the same post-processing and Slack recap workflow. The Slack integration does not control whether the recording assistant joins a meeting.

A note1 team admin opens Team, then Integrations, selects Connect Slack, and approves the requested permissions in Slack. After the workspace is linked, the admin can choose a default public Slack channel and meeting editors can override that destination or turn posting off.