Client Summaries and File Notes

From meeting to file note in just minutes. Your meeting recordings and transcripts can be used to generate file notes from Client Meetings > Summaries.

Summaries in Paradino can be used to create any type of file note, whether it's an initial discovery, a fact find, or a review call.

All summaries created in Paradino are based on the templates in your account. This means your generated summary is structured and focused on what's relevant. Paradino summarises your client recordings from your point of view, as the adviser, identifying each speaker in the meeting and intelligently mapping speakers to names, so the end result reads naturally, as though you wrote it. Client quotes can also be extracted and worked seamlessly into the summary.

If there is client-specific information or there are documents to be considered in your summary, you can upload these into your client knowledge base for Athena to digest and incorporate (Client > Workspace > Knowledge Base > Upload).

Let's create your first client summary in Paradino

Follow the instructions below to start your first client summary. If you'd prefer, you can also follow along with our video walkthrough.

Creating a summary from a recording within Paradino

  1. Navigate to Client Meetings > Summaries > Create Summary.
  2. Select Recordings from the top menu bar.
  3. Select the template you want to use and set the meeting date.
  4. Select the recording or recordings to be used for the summary.
  5. If needed, add additional instructions or notes, and add knowledge base documents to be considered in the summary.
  6. Click Generate Summary.

Creating a summary from an external recording or transcript

  1. Navigate to Client Meetings > Summaries > Create Summary.
  2. Select Upload from the top menu bar.
  3. Select the template you want to use and set the meeting date.
  4. If needed, add or select any additional knowledge base documents to be considered in the summary.
  5. Click Upload & Generate to upload your source material. It can be a PDF, transcript, audio or video file.

Once your summary has been generated, you can edit it just as you would in Microsoft Word or Google Docs. There's also a Find and Replace tool to streamline your editing, and once you're done you can download your summary as a Word document (.docx).

Congratulations, that's your first client summary and file note done.

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