Lily Notetaker

The meeting ends. The context stays.

Record with everyone’s consent, then review the transcript, summary, key points, decisions, suggested next steps, and tags in one place.

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Partnership planning

Today · 32 min

AWAaron West

Summary

Discussed a co-marketing partnership, event lead sharing, and a follow-up review next Thursday.

Key points

  • Both teams serve founders and sales operators.
  • A shared event workflow is the strongest starting point.

Decisions

  • Review the pilot plan next Thursday.

Suggested next steps

Send the partnership overview

Tomorrow at 10:00 AM

Suggested tags

PartnershipEvent leads
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Recording

Title

Partnership planning

Aaron West

18:42

Pause End Recording

Why it matters

The valuable part of a meeting is rarely the audio file.

It is the decision someone made, the objection they raised, the promise you gave, and the follow-up that should happen next. Lily turns a recorded conversation into a review you can actually work from, while keeping you in control of what gets used.

Professionals speaking during a business meeting

How it works

From conversation to a useful record.

01

Confirm consent

Recording starts only after you confirm that everyone has agreed.

02

Stay in the conversation

Name the recording, link contacts, pause when needed, and keep your attention in the room.

03

Let Lily organize it

Lily prepares the transcript and separates the discussion into practical review sections.

04

Review before you act

Edit, copy, share, or delete the note, then use the next steps in your relationship workflow.

Before and during

Recording that starts with consent, not an invisible bot.

Lily Notetaker lives inside Genify. You confirm consent, start the recording yourself, and can link the people in the room while the conversation is still fresh.

  • Clear consent confirmation
  • Pause, resume, or end the recording
  • Link the recording to the right contacts
9:41

Recording

Title

Partnership planning

Aaron West

18:42

Pause End Recording

After the meeting

A structured review instead of a transcript you never reopen.

The review separates the meeting into the pieces that matter: what happened, what was decided, and what deserves a next step.

  • Summary and key points
  • Decisions and suggested next steps
  • Suggested tags and full transcript
9:41

Details

Partnership planning

Today · 32 min

AWAaron West

Summary

Discussed a co-marketing partnership, event lead sharing, and a follow-up review next Thursday.

Key points

  • Both teams serve founders and sales operators.
  • A shared event workflow is the strongest starting point.

Decisions

  • Review the pilot plan next Thursday.

Suggested next steps

Send the partnership overview

Tomorrow at 10:00 AM

Suggested tags

PartnershipEvent leads

Built into Genify

Your conversations stay connected to the relationships behind them.

Open past recordings, search the library, and keep each review connected to the people involved. The note becomes part of the relationship record instead of another file in a separate tool.

  • Searchable recording library
  • Contact-linked reviews
  • Copy, share, edit, and delete controls
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Built in

Everything Lily prepares for your review.

Transcript

Return to the conversation without replaying the entire recording.

Summary

See the central point of the meeting in a compact review.

Key points

Separate important context from the rest of the conversation.

Decisions

Keep the commitments and conclusions visible.

Next steps

Review suggested actions before adding them to your workflow.

Suggested tags

Keep the conversation easier to find later.

Copy and share

Take the useful review with you when another tool needs it.

Edit controls

Correct the title, summary, key points, decisions, next steps, and tags.

Who it is for

Made for conversations that create real work.

Sales teams

Capture objections, decisions, and next steps after demos and discovery calls.

Founders

Keep investor, partner, customer, and candidate conversations from blending together.

Consultants

Return to client context without relying on memory or scattered meeting notes.

Relationship-driven professionals

Remember what mattered when the next conversation happens weeks later.

Trust and control

You stay in control of every recording.

Lily is designed around an explicit start, a visible recording state, and a review step. It does not remove your responsibility to obtain consent; it makes that responsibility part of the flow.

Consent before recording

You confirm that everyone has agreed before the Start Recording control becomes available.

Reviewable output

Generated sections can be checked and edited before they become part of your follow-through.

Clear controls

Pause, end, copy, share, edit, or delete from the same workflow.

Frequently asked questions

What to know before you start.

What does Lily create after a recording?

Lily prepares a transcript, summary, key points, decisions, suggested next steps, and suggested tags for you to review.

Does everyone need to consent?

Yes. Genify requires you to confirm that everyone has agreed before recording begins. You remain responsible for following the laws and policies that apply to your conversation.

Can I link a recording to contacts?

Yes. You can connect the recording to one or more Genify contacts so the meeting stays attached to the right relationships.

Can I edit Lily’s review?

Yes. You can edit the title, summary, key points, decisions, next steps, and suggested tags.

Do I have to stay on the processing screen?

No. After the recording is saved, processing can continue while you leave the page, and the recording remains in your library.

Can I copy or share the result?

Yes. The review includes controls to copy or share the recording note.

Remember the meeting. Keep the next move.

Use Lily Notetaker when a conversation deserves more than an audio file and a vague memory.