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Sarah Chen0:12
Before we get to pricing — where did we land on the security review?
Marcus Reid0:19
Passed last Thursday. Their team had two questions about data residency, both answered.
Linda Park0:31
Good. Then the only open item is the seat count. They're asking for 40 up from 25.
Sarah Chen0:44
Forty works if we hold the current per-seat rate. I'd rather grow the account than win the negotiation.
Marcus Reid1:02
Agreed. I'll send the revised quote today and copy their procurement lead.
AI summary
Q3 Renewal CallToday · 42 min · 3 speakers
Security review passed, with data-residency questions resolved.0:19
The client is expanding from 25 to 40 seats at the current per-seat rate.0:31
Revised quote goes out today to procurement.1:02
ACTION ITEMS
Send revised 40-seat quote to procurementMarcus
Confirm data-residency answers in writingLinda
Update the renewal forecastSarah

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Q3 Renewal CallToday · 42 min · 3 speakers
Security review passed, with data-residency questions resolved.0:19
The client is expanding from 25 to 40 seats at the current per-seat rate.0:31
Revised quote goes out today to procurement.1:02
ACTION ITEMS
Send revised 40-seat quote to procurementMarcus
Confirm data-residency answers in writingLinda
Update the renewal forecastSarah
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Sarah Chen0:12
Before we get to pricing — where did we land on the security review?
Marcus Reid0:19
Passed last Thursday. Their team had two questions about data residency, both answered.
Linda Park0:31
Good. Then the only open item is the seat count. They're asking for 40 up from 25.
Sarah Chen0:44
Forty works if we hold the current per-seat rate. I'd rather grow the account than win the negotiation.
Marcus Reid1:02
Agreed. I'll send the revised quote today and copy their procurement lead.
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We onboard people across four countries. One recorded session, and everyone gets an accurate summary in their own language. It saved us re-running orientation three times.

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Tomás R.People Ops, Madrid

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How does CraftNote help with onboarding?
Record onboarding and orientation sessions and CraftNote gives new hires a full transcript, a summary of what was covered, and the action items they need to complete. Instead of frantically taking notes in their first week, they can pay attention and search the recording later.
Can new hires revisit what was covered?
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Can I record onboarding once and share it with the whole cohort?
You can export any session as a PDF or DOCX, or generate a shareable link, and send it to everyone who needs it. You choose what to share and can revoke a link at any time. There is no automatic sharing.
Does it work if we onboard people in different languages?
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