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During Meetings

As meeting starts, go to the Meetings tab in the Meeting tool. In the Meeting series list, open one of the meetings to track attendance and take notes. Export notes as meeting minutes in PDF format at the end of the meeting.

Record Attendance

As invitees join the meeting, toggle the checkboxes next to their names in the Invitees list.

Track attendance

Take Notes

During your meeting, you can add notes to any meeting item by clicking the item and pressing Enter to insert a line break.

Within Meeting discussion, you can:

  • Change the status or flag for follow-up meetings. Use the status drop-down menus to close items during the meeting. Follow-up meetings won't include closed items.

    Meeting status

  • Delete items and topics. To do so, hover the cursor over the meeting topic or item and click Trash icon.

  • Create topics and items. Click + Add topic or + Add item.

  • Assign follow-up work, due dates, attachments, or references for meeting items. To do so, hover the cursor over the meeting item and click the Hamburger menu icon.

  • Reorder meeting topics or items. To do so, hover the cursor over the meeting topic or item, then click Handle icon and drag the topic or item as needed. Topic and item numbering updates automatically. Tip: Items can be moved between topics.

You can also write in the meeting summary section. Summary content won't carry over to follow-up meetings, but if you create a follow-up meeting, it will copy the current meeting description, nonclosed agenda items, invitees, and location.

Filter Items in a Meeting

To focus on specific items during your meeting, use the filter options to view only relevant action items. For detailed filtering instructions, see Filter Items During a Meeting.

Mark as Minutes

Once the meeting notes are complete, open the drop-down list in the top-left corner of the meeting and select Minutes. Notes are now read-only.

Meeting minutes

Organizers and administrators can still reopen the meeting and make edits.

Inform attendees that they can export a PDF of the meeting minutes. See Export Meeting Information to learn how to do that.

What's Next

After completing your meeting:

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