Otter.ai is getting a handy productivity upgrade
Otter users can now add meeting notes directly to Google Calendar invites
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Thespeech to textcompanyOtter.aihas updated itsGoogleChrome extension to make it easier to add meeting notes directly to Google Calendar invites.
Now the company’s users can click on the “Add Otter Meeting Notes” button when using its extension to provide additional information when usingvideo conferencing software.
With this new feature, OtterBasic, Pro and Business plan users will be able to easily send Otter meeting note links ahead of time to help facilitatecollaborationbetween a meeting’s host and participants. This can also help boostproductivityas users won’t have to scramble to share the Otter link once a meeting begins.
Otter Chrome Extension
The ability to add meeting notes directly toGoogle Calendarinvites is the latest enhancement to the Otter Chrome Extension which first launched back in January.
Otter.ai’sGoogle Chrome extensionnow allows users to add Otter meeting notes to any Google Calendar invite and this feature works with all major video conferencing platforms includingZoom,Microsoft Teams,Google MeetandCisco Webex.
Co-founder and CEO of Otter.ai, Sam Lian explained in apress releasehow this launch highlights the company’s continued efforts to make Otter easier to use, saying:
“As Otter becomes an essential tool for an increasing number of professionals, we want to ensure Otter is easy to use for any type of professional taking meetings both in-office and at home.”
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