Lesson 3
How to get AI summaries and key moments from every call
Switch between Intempt's 9 AI summary templates, edit and expand summary bullets, and tag key moments in a call's transcript for later follow-up.
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In this lesson
- 1Open Select summary type, pick a template you have not generated yet (for example BANT Qualification Instrument) and watch the loading skeleton, then re-select General Summary to see it appear instantly.
- 2Reload the page and confirm the selector lands back on General Summary.
- 3Hover two or three transcript rows and tag them with a star, a thumbs up or down, and a note.
Setup checklist
The 13 steps to capture every call, from the first recording to a summary your team can share. Tick them off as you go; your ticks stay in this browser.
Open the setup checklist (PDF)0 of 13 ticked
You are done when
- A bot joined a real call from a pasted link and the meeting shows in the list.
- Record mode, retention and auto-join are set once at project level.
- You generated a second summary template, saw the skeleton, reloaded and landed on General Summary, and tagged transcript rows.
- One meeting has a public link that opens in a private window, and recap visibility is set for the team.
Your tech stack and tools
The core stack (everything you actually need)
- Intempt console (This is where every recording, summary and setting lives)
- A video meeting platform: Google Meet, Zoom or Microsoft Teams (This is where your calls happen. The notetaker joins any of the three)
- Project admin or owner role (This is the access you need to change how calls are recorded)
Highly recommended optional upgrades that level up your work
- Zoom (This is fine too, if your team meets on Zoom)
- Microsoft Teams (This is fine too, if your team meets on Teams)
- A connected calendar (This is how the notetaker joins your meetings on its own)
A 30-minute call costs about 30 AI credits to transcribe and 10 to summarize.