Avoma's meeting recording software joins your calls, generates notes using custom templates, auto-scores conversations for coaching, and syncs structured data to your CRM.





Unrecorded calls mean lost deal context

Managers review less than 1% of sales calls

Meeting notes scattered across tools

Coaching insights don’t scale
Avoma connects to your calendar and automatically records meetings based on your rules. Internal 1:1s stay private. External calls get recorded with participant consent.

Avoma's real-time transcription software transcribes calls live with timestamped text. Speaker identification software tags each participant so you know who said what.

Avoma generates AI meeting notes within 2 minutes of your call ending. Notes follow custom templates per meeting type, with objections, next steps, and competitor mentions auto-categorized and synced to your CRM.

Avoma's meeting summarization tool breaks recordings into AI-generated chapters organized by topic. Click into the pricing discussion, the objection, or the action items and play from there.

Avoma links recordings, transcripts, and AI notes to the right deal, contact, and opportunity automatically. AI fills methodology fields like MEDDIC, BANT, and SPICED.

Link your Google Calendar or Outlook to Avoma. Avoma's AI meeting assistant joins your scheduled calls on Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or Google Meet and starts recording with participant consent.
Avoma records, transcribes, and identifies speakers in real time. Within two minutes of the call ending, you get a video meeting recording, timestamped transcript, AI notes organized by topic, and extracted action items.
Search cloud meeting recordings by keyword or speaker. Share snippets on Slack. Review coaching moments from the recording. Transcripts sync to your CRM instantly

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