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A decision in the meeting notes

The decision was made somewhere between the tangent and the action items. Paste the notes and ask what was decided, who owns it, and what stayed open.
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What to ask your meeting notes
A few questions answer most follow-ups.
What was decided
Name the topic and ask for the decision, even when nobody labeled it.
Who owns the next step
Ask for the name next to an action.
What stayed open
Ask what was parked, so it can be settled before the next meeting.
When it applies
Ask for the dates and deadlines attached to a decision.
Your own wording
Use the phrasing from the follow-up message and let the notes supply the details.
A project per meeting series
Keep a weekly meeting's notes together and ask across weeks.
How to answer a follow-up from the notes
Paste, ask, and record.
1. Paste the notes
Paste the raw notes or the transcript, or upload a .txt file.
2. Ask for the decision
Name the topic, such as annual billing, and ask what was decided.
3. Ask who owns it and what is open
Follow up on owners and unresolved questions.
4. Record it
Write the decision in your tracker or doc so it is easy to find next time.
Notes, transcripts, and series
Add whatever text came out of the meeting.
Typed notes
Paste the notes as they are, including the side conversations.
Transcripts
Paste the text from a transcript and ask about commitments and next steps.
A series of meetings
Add each week's notes to one project to trace how a decision developed.

Meeting notes FAQ

Transcripts, owners, and open questions.

Yes. Paste the text or upload it as a .txt file. A transcript saved as text works well.

It answers from what the notes contain: decisions, owners, deadlines, and open questions.

Ask for each person's position. The answer shows what was said, and you can open the findings to read the passages.

Search needs the right word. A question can describe the topic. See find answers in long notes.

Yes. Put them in one project and mention the meeting date in your question. See chat with a project.

Keep it in your workspace, or share it with the people who attended the meeting.
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