Client meeting summaries, written for you.
The summary you send after a client meeting is the version of events everyone will remember. Written late and from memory, it misses the commitment the client made and repeats the one they didn’t.
What Scripta handles for you
Three jobs that usually fall to whoever took the notes.
A summary from the meeting itself
Scripta drafts the summary from your transcript or notes, then you check it before it goes anywhere.
Agreements with their source
Each decision and next step keeps the line it came from, which matters most when the call crossed two languages.
Send it by link
Share the minutes with the client by link, with a passcode if you like. No account needed to read them.
Example meeting · made-up people · output from Scripta
Partnership call with Hanbit Studio
The Korean launch was moved to the second week of October because September overlaps with the Chuseok holiday, and a 70–30 revenue split was agreed with Hanbit covering local advertising. Hanbit's legal team will send the contract draft, Min-jun Park will prepare the Korean store listing text, and Rachel Kim will send the brand guidelines, with the next meeting to be held once the contract draft is in.
Min-jun Park: 9월은 추석 연휴와 겹쳐서 마케팅 효과가 떨어집니다. 10월 둘째 주를 제안합니다. Rachel Kim: That makes sense. We'll move the Korean launch to the second week of October.
Summary · [client] · [date] Thank you for your time today. Here is what we agreed. Agreed - [agreement] You will - [item] by [date] We will - [item] by [date] Still open - [question] Next meeting: [date]
A template you can use today.
Use it in any doc, with or without Scripta. When Scripta writes the notes, they come out in this shape on their own.
What people ask first
What should a client meeting summary include?
What was agreed, what each side will do and by when, and what is still open. Keep it short enough to read on a phone.
Can Scripta handle a call in two languages?
It can translate the transcript afterwards into English, Japanese, Korean, Chinese or Indonesian. It does not translate during the call.
Does a bot join the client call?
No. Nothing of Scripta’s joins your call. You record from your browser, or bring the transcript your call tool or recorder already makes.
Does the client need an account?
No. They read the minutes from a share link.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. The free plan needs no card and includes AI write-ups and recording minutes every month. Paid plans add more of both, and seats for a team.
Whatever your team, the same promises
Nothing joins your call.
Nothing of Scripta’s ever joins your call. Record in your browser, or bring the transcript you already have.
Decisions keep their source.
Every decision and task is checked against the line it came from, so you can see where it was said.
Your team, your access.
Four roles, enforced on the data. Share a write-up with a client by private link and passcode.
Turn your next meeting into owned tasks.
Free plan, no card needed. Nothing of Scripta’s ever joins your call.
Also see: Daily stand-ups · One-on-one meetings · Project kickoffs