Fireflies.ai for Meetings VS Gong

I love the idea of AI summarize in Recorder and Chrome, but I don't find it the most useful in its current build simply because it only provides a 3 point summary, which only covers the general meeting topic (of course I already know this!). Some of my recorded meetings are over an hour long, so a more detailed summary is necessary. Hopefully Google adds the option to "elaborate further", or better yet copy... Source: 5 months ago

Hi, we are developing an AI Bot that can join MS Teams meetings and take notes, similar to fireflies.ai. We are having trouble understanding how this will work. Can anyone help us in mentioning some of MS Teams SDKs or documentations that can solve our problem. We want to approach this by giving meeting link to our Bot that joins the meeting and records it in background. This meeting should be saved to our... Source: 6 months ago

Fireflies.ai - Generate transcripts and smart summaries for Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex, and several other platforms. (One of My Favorites). Source: 10 months ago

I would suggest checking out https://fireflies.ai/ and how they've solved this nicely. Source: 11 months ago

Quick question, for the people who don't use the various ai note taker tools (ai that takes notes in meetings for you) such as https://fireflies.ai or https://supernormal.com or even https://otter.ai. Source: 11 months ago

#sales #salestips #activelistening #storytelling #confidence #gong.io -----. Source: about 1 year ago

* I also like reading marketing and sales data from places like gong.io, and one of their most amusing and frequent observations is how buyers increasingly don't want to talk to humans. And this observation stretches back a few years, too, I can't imagine it being better now than then. Source: about 1 year ago

Gong.io This link is really good from them regarding sales objections, especially for prospecting https://www.gong.io/blog/how-to-handle-any-sales-objection/. Source: about 1 year ago

Yes, you would usually have software that tracks the calls, something like gong.io. Source: over 1 year ago

Thanks for the feedback - the "new message" is just a live chat notification that someone is available to talk if you have questions. It's from a company called Drift, and it's in use by thousands of companies around the world. Not a scam, nor is it tracking you. You'll see the same one on www.snowflake.com or gong.io for example. Ecommerce sites especially have similar chat functions to engage with customers. Source: almost 3 years ago