Write attendance notes from the meeting itself.

An attendance note is a lawyer's written record of a meeting or call: who was there, what was discussed, the advice given and what happens next. JustScribe AI gives you the transcript, summary, decisions and next steps to write it from.

What an attendance note usually records

• The date, time and length of the meeting, and who attended
• The matter it relates to
• What the client told you, and the instructions they gave
• The advice you gave, and any risks you explained
• The decisions made and the next steps, with who does each
• The time spent, if you record it for billing

From recording to attendance note

1. Record or upload

   Record in the app, or upload an MP3, MP4, WAV or M4A file. Tell everyone the meeting is being recorded, and get their consent where the law or your firm requires it.

2. Get the transcript

   A timestamped transcript with speaker labels, and chapters for long meetings. Add your own vocabulary, such as case names, citations and Latin terms.

3. Review the summary

   A summary of the meeting, the decisions made and the next steps agreed.

4. Write and file the note

   Check the transcript against your own recollection, write the note, and download the transcript as Word, PDF or text to keep with the matter file.

Before you rely on it

• Transcripts should be checked before anyone relies on them.
• Optional redaction of personal details.
• Whether privilege attaches to a conversation is for the lawyer to assess.
• Not for recording court hearings.
• English only.
• Encrypted in transit and at rest, with a zero-training policy, and built with GDPR, PDPA and CCPA in mind.

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