A transcript instead of a record
Long dialogue hides decisions. Keep only context needed to understand the outcome.
Work
ProjectsTasks, sprints and milestones PagesDocs and knowledge base FormsSurveys, quizzes, booking FlowProcesses and mockupsMeeting finished · record the decisions
Write the record while decisions are fresh. Separate discussion from decisions, and give every action one owner and a due date.
No sign-up to start. The document stays editable in this browser; sign-in appears only when you save it to a workspace or invite a team.
Start editing here — no sign-up. Send the result first; sign in only if you want to keep it in a workspace or invite your team.
The situation
The meeting is over, but the work is not. People need one reliable record of what was decided, what remains open and who owns each follow-up. This live Word document opens in the page without registration and keeps the minutes, decision log and action list together.
How to use it
1
Add the date, chair, participants, absences and agenda before writing the discussion.
2
Capture the approved direction and any unresolved question in plain language.
3
Start each action with a verb, name one owner and add a due date.
4
Review the result, then email it to each participant or share a view-only link.
Filled example
The filled example records a website launch meeting: the group approved the first-release scope, assigned the content approval to Priya, assigned the build to Noah and set the next decision date.
Common mistakes
Long dialogue hides decisions. Keep only context needed to understand the outcome.
An action with several owners often has no owner. Name one accountable person and list contributors separately.
Mark proposals as open until the group actually approves them.
FAQ
Yes. The live document opens on this page. Sign-in appears only when you choose to save it to your workspace or invite a team.
Usually no. Record material discussion, decisions, dissent when required, and follow-up actions. Follow the rules of your organisation.
Yes. Send the file or a view-only link. A participant does not need an account to open the shared result.
A verb, a deliverable, one owner, a due date and a status.
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