Presentation

What it produces

Presentation of 8 to 10 slides summarizing the conversation: objective, main topics, findings or key ideas, decisions and next steps.

Fictional data. With your recording, every fact links to the minute it was said.

4 of 9 slides.

Executive summary

One-page executive summary: purpose and context of the conversation, the most important points, the conclusions or decisions reached, and the next steps.

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Minutes

Meeting minutes with: general details (date, place and duration if mentioned), participants, topics discussed in order, a summary of what was discussed on each topic, decisions and agreements, pending tasks with the person responsible and the deadline, and issues that were left unresolved.

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Key points

List of the 10 key ideas or points of the conversation, ordered by importance, each with a short title and a two- or three-sentence explanation.

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Tasks and agreements

Table with the agreements, commitments and tasks mentioned, with the columns: Task or agreement, Person responsible, Date or deadline, Notes. Include only what was explicitly agreed or assigned; leave the cell empty if it wasn't mentioned.

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Detailed report

Complete, well-structured report: introduction, development of each topic discussed with its arguments and data, points of agreement and disagreement, conclusions and recommendations.

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Questions and answers

Questions-and-answers document with the questions raised during the conversation and the answer given to each one. Indicate when a question was left unanswered.

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Create a template with your organization’s sections, order and style, and share it with your team.