Meeting Notes
The summary that fact-checks its own numbers
A recording becomes a structured summary: decisions, actions with deadlines, open questions answered from your knowledge base. Every cited figure is checked against your real data. Then it all becomes searchable.
Marie: we closed the quarter with a pipeline of
2 million euros on the Northern region.
Northern pipeline (Odoo): 2,1 M€ — within tolerance.
How it works
From recording to searchable document
Recording
Transcript
Speakers
Structured summary
Fact-check
Published & searchable
What exists nowhere else
"The pipeline is at €2M": true, or a rough guess?
Ragnight extracts every figure spoken in a meeting and checks it against your real business data (ERP, CRM), with a 5% tolerance. The verdict is explicit: confirmed, contradicted (with the real value), or unverifiable.
Always limited to what the meeting organizer is allowed to see: never checked against data they can't access.
"We signed 12 new clients this month"
Confirmed — CRM: 12 clients
"Churn is under 3%"
Contradicted — real value: 4.6%
"Our competitors are raising prices"
Unverifiable — no internal data covers this
Transcript indexed continuously
Question asked during the meeting
Live answer
The 15th, decided 40 seconds ago in this same meeting.
While it's happening, not after
A meeting you can query before it even ends
The desktop companion detects the meeting from your calendar, transcribes continuously and indexes each segment as it happens. Joining late? Ask what was just said, the answer arrives sourced to the exact moment.
What this actually changes
Before
- Someone takes notes by hand, or nobody does
- The summary lands in a Slack thread, never reread
- A figure announced in the meeting gets repeated as-is, true or not
- An unanswered question stays unanswered
With Ragnight
- The summary writes itself, structured, sourced
- It joins your knowledge base: searchable by the whole team
- Every cited figure is checked against your real data
- Unanswered questions become gaps that get filled
In practice
The weekly review that stops repeating itself
A sales review meets every Monday. The summary is ready ten minutes after it ends: decisions logged, actions assigned with a deadline, and the pipeline figure announced out loud is already checked against the CRM. Three unanswered questions already have a lead, pulled from previous weeks' summaries.
Sales review — September 23
Decisions
Prioritize the Meridian account for Q4
Actions
Julien · follow up Meridian · Sep 27
Cited figure
Northern pipeline: €2M — confirmed (€2.1M)
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