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Meeting Scribe now detects the language being spoken on your incident call and transcribes it automatically. Join the bridge and talk in the language your team actually works in: the Scribe will identify the language and start transcribing automatically.
The transcript does more than sit in a file. Meeting Scribe works together with Rootly Agents, like the @Rootly Agent in Slack, feeding it everything said on the call as live conversation context. Teammates who never joined the call can mention @Rootly in the incident channel and catch up asynchronously—what happened, what has been tried, and what was decided—no matter which language was spoken on the bridge.
What's included
- Automatic detection of the spoken language on every recorded incident call
- Automatic transcription of the call in the detected language
- Transcripts feed the Rootly Agents as real-time conversation context, alongside your incident data and channel discussion
- Anyone on the team can gather context async by asking the agent, regardless of the language spoken on the call
Why it matters
Virtual meetings are where the best and most efficient collaboration happens. Theories are discussed, decisions get made, and tasks are completed. When the Scribe captures the call in any language and hands it to the AI Agent, everyone stays aligned and up to date on the incident—each person has what they need to contribute, and incidents get mitigated and resolved faster.
After the incident is resolved, your teams are able to revisit the transcript and pull out key learnings to drive reliability long-term.
Getting started
See the Meeting Scribe documentation to learn more.
