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# Bridge — Human AI Meetings
> Bridge is the collaborative workspace where teams and AI agents prepare for, join, capture, understand, and act on meetings together.
Bridge replaces disconnected video-conferencing, note-taking, and meeting-automation tools with one shared workspace. Use the canonical pages below for current product details, and use the pricing page before quoting prices.
## Product
- [Bridge homepage](https://meetonbridge.com/): Product overview and positioning.
- [Pricing](https://meetonbridge.com/pricing): Current plans, prices, and feature comparisons.
- [Integrations](https://meetonbridge.com/integrations): Supported calendars, meeting platforms, productivity tools, and CRM connections.
- [Free AI Meeting Notetaker](https://meetonbridge.com/tools/ai-meeting-notetaker): Upload or paste a meeting transcript to get a summary, key decisions, action items and a shareable recap link.
- [Free Transcript Import](https://meetonbridge.com/tools/transcript-import): Import meeting transcripts from Zoom, Google Meet, Granola, Fireflies and Fathom into one Bridge workspace for free.
## Meeting workspace
- [Conversations](https://meetonbridge.com/conversations): Host, capture, and import meetings.
- [Intelligence](https://meetonbridge.com/intelligence): Prepare for meetings, use live AI, and create notes, transcripts, and recordings.
- [Automation](https://meetonbridge.com/automation): Agents, assistant capabilities, and multi-step workflows.
- [Memory](https://meetonbridge.com/memory): People, company, and conversation history.
- [Management](https://meetonbridge.com/management): Team collaboration and workspace customization.
## Trust and support
- [Privacy](https://meetonbridge.com/privacy): Privacy and data-handling information.
- [Terms](https://meetonbridge.com/terms): Terms of service.
- [Support](https://meetonbridge.com/support): Product help and corrections.
## Optional
- [Full product guide](https://meetonbridge.com/llms-full.txt): Detailed feature-level landing pages and product guidance.
## Resources
- [What are meeting minutes?](https://meetonbridge.com/answers/what-are-meeting-minutes): Learn what meeting minutes should capture, how they differ from rough notes and transcripts, and how to write a clear record of decisions and follow-up.
- [What is a decision-making meeting?](https://meetonbridge.com/answers/what-is-a-decision-making-meeting): Learn when a decision needs a meeting, who should participate, and how to compare options and record a clear outcome without confusing discussion with approval.
- [What is a meeting agenda?](https://meetonbridge.com/answers/what-is-a-meeting-agenda): A meeting agenda is the shared plan for a meeting: why the group is meeting, which topics it will cover, in what order, and what each topic should produce.
- [What is a quorum in a meeting?](https://meetonbridge.com/answers/what-is-a-quorum): A quorum is the minimum number of members who must be present before a board or committee can act. Learn who counts and what happens if it's lost.
- [What is a stand-up meeting?](https://meetonbridge.com/answers/what-is-a-stand-up-meeting): Understand what stand-up meetings are for, how they differ from the Daily Scrum, and how to run a short check-in that produces a useful next step.
- [What is an asynchronous meeting?](https://meetonbridge.com/answers/what-is-an-asynchronous-meeting): Understand asynchronous meetings, when written or recorded discussions work, and how to set response windows, decision owners, and a route to a live call.
- [What is speaker diarization?](https://meetonbridge.com/answers/what-is-speaker-diarization): Speaker diarization splits a recording into turns and labels who spoke when. Learn how it works, why labels say Speaker 1, and how to fix them.
- [Bring historical transcripts into Bridge without losing their context](https://meetonbridge.com/blog/import-historical-transcripts): Compare connected transcript import, daily sync and one-off uploads in Bridge, then check imported conversations before relying on their notes.
- [Turn meeting notes into a handoff someone can use](https://meetonbridge.com/blog/meeting-notes-handoff): Use recap templates and sharing options in Bridge to prepare a useful meeting handoff, check its accuracy, and choose who can access it.
- [Save the answers your team repeats as Memory FAQs](https://meetonbridge.com/blog/memory-faqs-consistent-answers): Turn questions you answer in every meeting into Memory FAQs, so the Bridge Assistant and your agents give the same answer each time.
- [Organize meeting history with labels you will actually use](https://meetonbridge.com/blog/organize-meetings-with-labels): Choose a small, useful set of meeting labels in Bridge, apply them consistently, and use filters to retrieve relevant conversations.
- [Prepare a meeting brief that helps you ask better questions](https://meetonbridge.com/blog/prepare-a-meeting-brief): Use meeting briefs in Bridge to review context, check assumptions and keep private talking points ready before a meeting starts.
- [Record an in-person meeting people can trust afterwards](https://meetonbridge.com/blog/record-in-person-meetings): Plan consent, device placement, and speaker names before you record a room meeting, so the transcript is usable and nobody is surprised it exists.
- [Share a project's meeting history without sending ten links](https://meetonbridge.com/blog/share-meeting-history-with-spaces): Give stakeholders one place for a project's or client's meetings: choose who gets which role, add meetings as they happen, and keep sensitive calls out.
- [Fireflies vs Fathom: compare plans, limits and team features](https://meetonbridge.com/compare/fireflies-vs-fathom): Compare Fireflies and Fathom on free-plan limits, per-seat prices, storage, CRM sync and admin controls, using each vendor's own pricing page.
- [Google Meet vs Teams: comparing AI notes and transcripts](https://meetonbridge.com/compare/google-meet-notes-vs-teams-transcripts): Compare Google Meet and Microsoft Teams on both AI meeting notes and transcripts: where each record lives, who can open it, prerequisites, and review.
- [Alternatives to Google Meet AI notes: choose the record you need](https://meetonbridge.com/compare/google-meet-notetaking-alternatives): Compare alternatives to Google Meet AI notes: Meet's own transcripts, third-party notetakers like Fireflies and tl;dv, a manual log, and Bridge.
- [Granola vs Fireflies: device audio or a meeting bot?](https://meetonbridge.com/compare/granola-vs-fireflies): Compare Granola and Fireflies by how they capture meetings, what they keep afterwards, free-plan limits and per-seat prices, from each vendor's own pages.
- [Otter vs Fireflies: compare minutes, meeting length and languages](https://meetonbridge.com/compare/otter-vs-fireflies): Otter and Fireflies limit different things: monthly minutes and meeting length versus storage. Compare their plans side by side before you choose.
- [Use an AI agent to review meeting action items](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/agents/action-item-reviewer): Design a transcript-review agent that separates commitments from proposals, checks for missing details, and keeps a person in control of the follow-up.
- [Use an AI agent to check facts during a live meeting](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/agents/fact-checker): Set up a fact-checking agent that flags checkable claims during a meeting, privately and with a source, and keep people in charge of what counts as true.
- [Use an AI agent to draft post-meeting follow-up emails](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/agents/follow-up-email): Design a follow-up email agent that drafts a recap from the meeting record for a person to check and send, with the inputs, trigger and controls it needs.
- [Use a scheduled AI agent to write a weekly meeting digest](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/agents/weekly-meeting-digest): Set up an AI agent that runs every week, searches your meeting notes and writes a digest of decisions, open items and risks, in Bridge or in Slack.
- [Construction toolbox talks: turn a safety talk into today's plan](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/industries/construction): Run construction toolbox talks that end with the crew's own plan for the day's hazards, and keep a record of what was discussed and agreed on site.
- [Client review meetings for creative agencies: make approval explicit](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/industries/creative-agencies): A practical client-review workflow for creative agencies: collect feedback, separate approval from new requests, and protect the next production handoff.
- [Shift handover in manufacturing: pass on what the next shift needs](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/industries/manufacturing): Run shift handovers in plants and process sites that pass on plant status, maintenance and overrides, using UK HSE guidance on safe handover.
- [Nonprofit board meetings: record decisions you can stand behind](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/industries/nonprofits): Run nonprofit board and committee meetings so each vote, dissent and conflict-of-interest disclosure is documented in time for approval and Form 990.
- [Check and control what an AI client can do with the Bridge MCP](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/integrations/bridge-mcp): Before and after connecting Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini to the Bridge MCP: plan requirements on both sides, a verification test, and limits on write access.
- [Connect Google Calendar to Bridge and check what happens next](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/integrations/google-calendar): Connect Google Calendar to Bridge, verify upcoming events, review auto-join preferences, and understand calendar context and agent actions.
- [Connect Slack to Bridge: meeting context in, updates out](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/integrations/slack): What the Bridge Slack connection does: Slack context in briefs, meeting summaries posted to channels, agents that use Slack, and how Huddles are captured.
- [How to run an all-hands meeting people can act on](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/meeting-types/all-hands): Plan an all-hands with a clear purpose, questions collected in advance, answers written down, and a record for people who could not attend live.
- [How to run a brainstorming meeting with ideas worth exploring](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/meeting-types/brainstorming): Plan a focused brainstorming meeting with a suggested agenda, independent idea writing, a worked example, and a clear handoff into testing or decision-making.
- [How to run an incident postmortem review without blame](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/meeting-types/incident-postmortem): Run a blameless postmortem review after an outage: when to hold one, what to bring, how to keep it blameless and how to write action items that get done.
- [How to run a one-on-one that gives someone useful support](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/meeting-types/one-on-one): Prepare a manager–employee one-on-one with a practical agenda, a worked example, clear follow-up, and room for the topics that matter to the employee.
- [How to run a project kickoff meeting](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/meeting-types/project-kickoff): Prepare a project kickoff with the right participants, an adaptable 45-minute agenda, a worked example, and a clear record of decisions and next actions.
- [How to run a retrospective that leads to a useful change](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/meeting-types/retrospective): Prepare a retrospective, use an adaptable agenda, and turn a recurring problem into a small experiment with an owner and a review point.
- [How to run Sprint Planning that ends with a goal worth keeping](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/meeting-types/sprint-planning): Run Sprint Planning around its three questions: why the Sprint is valuable, what can be done and how. Includes an agenda and a worked Sprint Goal example.
- [How to run a Sprint Review that helps decide what comes next](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/meeting-types/sprint-review): Prepare a collaborative Sprint Review with useful stakeholder questions, an illustrative agenda, a concrete example, and clear Product Backlog follow-up.
- [Executive assistant meetings: prepare, capture and follow up](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/professions/executive-assistants): A meeting workflow for executive assistants: a one-page brief for the executive, a clear capture plan, and a follow-up list that tracks who owes what.
- [Management consultant meetings: from client interviews to findings](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/professions/management-consultants): How management consultants can run client interviews, steering meetings and readouts so findings trace back to evidence and recommendations stick.
- [Project-manager meetings: turn dependencies into clear next steps](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/professions/project-managers): A coordination workflow for project managers: surface dependencies, assign the next response, and escalate decisions with context instead of vague status.
- [Recruiter and hiring-manager meetings: structured interviews](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/professions/recruiters): How recruiters and hiring managers run intake meetings, structured interviews and debriefs so every candidate gets the same questions and the same scoring.
- [Make meetings accessible: captions, transcripts and follow-up](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/use-cases/accessible-meetings): Plan accessible meetings before, during and after the call: accommodation requests, captions or CART, speaker habits, accessible materials and transcripts.
- [Update your CRM after customer calls without retyping the notes](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/use-cases/crm-updates-after-customer-calls): Decide which CRM fields each customer call should change, then let Bridge propose or make the Attio update from the meeting notes, with you in control.
- [Build a decision log that stays useful across meetings](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/use-cases/decision-log): Keep a decision register with context, conditions, owners, and revision history so later meetings act on the current choice without losing why it was made.
- [Turn user interview recordings into findings a team can act on](https://meetonbridge.com/solutions/use-cases/user-interview-synthesis): A workflow for user interview synthesis: plan for analysis, capture clean evidence, code transcripts, cluster themes, and hand the team findings with quotes.
