Action Items

Track tasks and follow-ups from your meetings. AI automatically extracts action items, and you can assign them to team members with due dates.

Three Ways to Create Action Items

AI-Generated

When you generate an AI summary, action items are automatically extracted from the conversation. Review and save the ones you need.

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Manually Created

Create tasks from the Action Items page using the New Task button. Good for tasks that AI might have missed.

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Personal Tasks

Click "New Task" on the Action Items page to create standalone tasks not tied to any meeting.

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The Action Items Page

Access all your action items from the Action Items page in the sidebar. This gives you a unified view across all meetings.

View Filters

Filter action items by:

  • All: Every action item you have access to
  • Assigned to me: Tasks assigned TO you (even if created by others)
  • Created by me: Tasks you created

Who Can See Action Items?

Action items have intelligent access control. You can see an action item if:

  • You created it: Items from meetings you own
  • You're assigned: Items assigned to your email address
  • You were a participant: Items from meetings where your email appears as a participant
  • You have organization access: Items from meetings you can access based on your organization permission profile

Organization Action Items

Based on your permission profile in an organization, you may have access to action items from team meetings. Managers can see action items from their team members' meetings, enabling team-wide visibility and accountability.

Action Item Properties

PropertyDescription
Task textDescription of what needs to be done
AssigneePerson responsible for the task (optional)
Due dateWhen the task should be completed (optional)
CompletedCheckbox to mark the task as done
SourceWhether AI-generated or manually created
MeetingLink to the source meeting, or "Personal Task" badge if standalone

Key Workflows

Best Practices

  • Review AI suggestions: AI is good but not perfect - review before saving
  • Assign clearly: Each task should have one owner
  • Set due dates: Tasks without deadlines tend to slip
  • Use descriptive text: "Follow up with client" → "Send proposal to Acme Corp"
  • Mark complete promptly: Keep your list accurate