MEET2JIRA reads your meeting transcripts, pulls out real action items with owners and priority, checks for duplicates, files them in Jira, and pings your team in Slack — automatically.
MEET2JIRA runs a real, ordered pipeline. You stay in control at the review step — nothing reaches Jira until you approve it.
Open the dashboard and choose any recent meeting. MEET2JIRA lists what's available with recording and transcript status.
Transcripts are retrieved automatically from Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, or Fellow — no downloading files or pasting text.
Teams · Zoom · Meet · FellowFiller, cross-talk, and timestamps get normalized into clean, speaker-attributed text the model can reason over.
The model finds real commitments, assigns the likely owner, infers priority, and keeps the surrounding context for each one.
summary · owners · priorityA clean review screen shows the summary and every proposed task. Edit owners, tweak wording, or drop items you don't want.
Approved items become Jira issues in one click — after a duplicate check so you don't file the same ticket twice.
Jira issues createdMEET2JIRA posts a summary with links to every new issue in your chosen channel, so the whole team sees the follow-ups instantly.
posted to #eng-updatesExtraction is only useful if the output is clean, deduplicated, and yours to approve. That's the whole point.
Every transcript gets a tight summary of what was decided — readable in seconds, no scrubbing through the recording.
MEET2JIRA separates real commitments from chatter, then attaches the likely owner and priority to each one.
Before creating anything, it compares new tasks against existing Jira issues by meaning — not just matching words.
Nothing is automatic-and-forgotten. Rename, reassign, reprioritize, or delete tasks before any reach Jira.
The moment issues are filed, your channel gets a summary with direct links — follow-ups never sit in a silo.
Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, and Fellow are supported out of the box — bring whatever your team already records with.
Any meeting that ends with "someone should do X" is a meeting MEET2JIRA can turn into tracked work.
Capture every commitment made in the room and file it against the sprint before anyone forgets who owns what.
Turn customer requests and promised follow-ups into tracked tickets, so nothing said on a call slips through.
Every "we should fix this" from a post-mortem becomes a real action item, routed to the right owner automatically.
Decisions and change requests from reviews land as issues with context attached, not buried in someone's notes.
Action items get split by owner and pushed to the right people, so alignment meetings actually produce movement.
Track follow-ups from one-on-ones without turning the conversation into a note-taking exercise.
The second issues are created in Jira, MEET2JIRA posts to the Slack channel you choose — with the meeting summary and a clickable link to every ticket.
No one has to hunt for what was assigned. The follow-ups show up where your team already works.
Two meetings, same problem. MEET2JIRA recognizes when a new action item means the same thing as an open issue — and flags it instead of creating clutter.
"Fix the login timeout" and "resolve auth session drop on sign-in" are the same work. Keyword matching misses it. MEET2JIRA compares meaning, so your backlog stays honest.
When a match is found, the item is flagged in review with a link to the existing issue — you decide whether to skip it or file anyway.
Pull transcripts from wherever your team records, push work wherever your team tracks it.
Connect one meeting and watch it turn into a reviewed, deduplicated set of Jira issues — with the team notified in Slack. That's the whole demo.
