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Extract structured analytics and call summaries from meeting recordings by connecting Speak AI to Make. Linking this conversation platform to our AI automation tool lets you automatically route transcripts, update CRM fields, and log customer sentiment across your systems. Create a free account today to launch your first voice intelligence pipeline.
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Automate Transcription and Insights: Integrate Speak AI with Make
Using Make to connect Speak AI with tools like Slack and Microsoft Teams automates media uploads, shares call summaries, syncs CRM insights, and triggers instant follow-ups across your business.
Automate Media Uploads
Automatically send recorded calls and videos from your cloud storage or meeting apps straight to Speak AI for transcription.
Sync Insights with Your CRM
Attach transcripts, key takeaways, and sentiment analysis directly to contact records in your CRM without manual effort.
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Instantly Share Meeting Summaries
Deliver AI-generated call summaries and action items directly to your team's Slack or Microsoft Teams channels.
Streamline Customer Research
Pipe interview recordings and feedback form responses straight into Speak AI to quickly uncover trends and sentiment.
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