A notetaker that joins your call - and cites what it heard.

Yes. It joins as a visible participant with a clear bot name and posts a consent notice in the meeting where the platform allows it. It never joins on its own initiative - a member of your workspace sends it.

The workspace that dispatches the assistant. Citesvue provides the visible presence and the notice; your team remains responsible for the consent rules that apply to your meetings and jurisdictions.

Nothing is recorded. If the lobby never admits it or the meeting requires a sign-in it does not have, the capture fails with an honest status instead of hanging in "Processing".

Calendar-driven auto-join is in closed beta. Today you connect a calendar to see your meetings and press Join Now yourself; automatic joining opens up gradually.

No, and this matters: uploading a recording from any source is a first-class path and always will be. The assistant is a convenience, not the product.

Exactly what happens to an upload: transcript, recap, transcript-derived findings, and transcript Q&A arrive first. If the capture contains video, you can separately request scenes, OCR, visual findings, and frame citations. Deleting removes the media and everything derived from it.

By plan bot minutes and concurrent-capture capacity: Pro includes 300 min / month and 1 concurrent capture; Team includes 600 min / month and 3 concurrent captures; Business includes Unlimited and 10 concurrent captures; Enterprise includes Unlimited and unlimited concurrent captures. Requests beyond a workspace’s concurrent-capture capacity wait for capacity rather than bypassing the limit. The published limits are enforced limits.