Chat with audio and search meeting recordings

Find the decision inside the recording

A transcript can tell you what was said. A question helps you find the part you need: a deadline, a condition for approval, or the reason a plan changed. AskGIZA transcribes and indexes uploaded audio so relevant passages can support an answer. Timestamp references help you listen to the surrounding discussion before acting.

Questions to ask after a meeting

Start with a specific meeting or topic. Name the speaker if you know them, but check any attribution against the recording. For action items, ask for the task, owner, and deadline, and ask the system to flag information the recording does not provide.

• What did we agree about the launch date? Include the timestamp.
• Which action items have an owner and a deadline?
• What condition did the customer attach to renewing the contract?

Connect the call to the budget and launch board

Illustrative example: a launch review says to wait until payment retries pass QA. An uploaded screenshot shows that task is blocked, while an Excel budget shows the cost of a delay. Ask whether the launch is ready and which evidence supports the answer. The value comes from connecting the spoken decision to the supporting files.

How to search an audio file

Upload a supported recording such as MP3 or WAV and wait for indexing to finish. Ask a focused question, review the cited answer, and open the recording at the referenced time. Clear audio helps: background noise, overlapping voices, and unfamiliar names can affect transcription. This workflow uses uploaded recordings; it does not require a bot to join your meeting.

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