AI summaries Β· Automatic transcription
Note

Your call notes in the CRM, automatically.

Note transcribes your video calls and attaches the summary to the right record in Desk β€” the candidate file for interviews, the client or prospect record in the CRM for briefs and sales calls. And all those notes feed search in Scout.

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The problem

Your call notes in the CRM, automatically, and searchable in Desk

Whether it's a candidate interview, a client brief or a prospect call β€” Note transcribes, writes the summary and attaches it to the right record in Desk. Find anything that was said out loud in seconds, even six months later.

Without Note

You juggle listening and taking notes

You type while the candidate talks, you miss half of what matters, and you rewrite it all afterwards into the record β€” when you find the time. Three days later, the detail that mattered is gone.

With Note

The summary lands on the right record on its own, and becomes searchable.

You stay in the conversation. Note transcribes, structures the summary for the type of call, attaches it to the candidate, client or prospect record, and indexes everything for plain-language search.

Works with:ZoomGoogle MeetMicrosoft TeamsAny other video tool

What Note does

Everything said out loud ends up in the right place

Note is not a generic transcription tool: it is built for recruitment conversations.

01

Real-time transcription of your video calls

Note joins your Zoom, Meet or Teams meeting and transcribes the conversation in real time. You can focus entirely on the conversation β€” not on your keyboard. The full transcript stays available after the call.

02

Summary attached to the right record β€” candidate or client

For an interview: the summary attaches to the candidate record (skills, availability, salary expectations, points to watch). For a client brief or a prospect call: it attaches to the client record in the CRM (stated need, criteria, budget, next step). Zero copy-pasting, zero re-entry.

03

A summary structured for the type of call

Where generic transcription tools produce one-size-fits-all write-ups, Note is tuned for recruitment: candidate summary (stack, experience, availability, motivations) for an interview, commercial summary (need, criteria, budget, next steps) for a brief or a prospect call.

04

Searchable in Scout

Notes generated by Note are indexed in your Marvin database. Scout can query them in a plain-language search β€” a candidate mentioned out loud six months ago can surface in a search today.

05

Shareable with your client in one click

Share the structured summary straight from Desk with your client through Board, the Marvin client portal. No more emails with a PDF attached β€” the client reads the summary in their own space.

How it works

From call to record in 3 automatic steps

Note fits into your workflow without changing how you run calls.

You start your call as usual

Zoom, Meet or Teams β€” Note joins the call automatically or on invitation. Nothing to configure before each interview. You run the conversation the way you always have.

Note transcribes and writes the summary

When the call ends, Note produces the full transcript and a structured write-up tuned for recruitment β€” skills, availability, motivations, points to watch. All in a few seconds.

The summary lands on the right record in Desk

With nothing to do on your side: candidate record for an interview, client or prospect record in the CRM for a brief or a sales call. Visible to the whole team straight away, indexed in Scout, and shareable through Board.

7h

freed up per consultant per week by automating admin work β€” note-taking included

« The interview ends and the summary is already on the record. The team stopped complaining in meetings. It's the first tool they open in the morning. »

Emeline B.

Consultant, JM Cathala

Note in numbers

What you actually gain

Every interview without Note means a summary written by hand, copied into an ATS, and information that may well be lost.

0

copy-pasting between your transcription tool and your ATS

3

tools replaced

transcription Β· manual note-taking Β· re-entry into the ATS

100%

of notes indexed in the tool and searchable in plain language

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Note

Does Note replace my current transcription tool?
Yes, for recruiters using Marvin. The key difference: Note is built into your Marvin database. The summary attaches itself to the candidate record in Desk, with no copy-pasting. Summaries are tuned for recruitment rather than generic, and notes are indexed in Scout so you can find them again in plain-language search.
Does Note work with Zoom, Meet and Teams?
Yes. Note works with Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams. It joins the meeting automatically or on invitation, with nothing to configure before each call.
Is the candidate told the call is being transcribed?
Note joins the call as a visible participant, so the candidate can see a bot is present. Informing the candidate about the recording is your responsibility, in line with GDPR. Marvin neither stores nor shares your transcription data outside your Marvin workspace.
Can the generated summary be edited before it is shared?
Yes. The write-up is editable directly in Desk before you share it with your team or your client through Board. You keep full control over what goes out.
Are transcripts searchable in Scout?
Yes. Notes generated by Note are indexed in your Marvin database and can be queried by Scout in plain language. A candidate who mentioned a particular skill or availability on a call months ago can surface in a search today.
Is Note included in the base Marvin subscription?
Note is an app that complements Desk. Pricing details are shared during the demo β€” the model is a per-user, all-inclusive plan, with no separate module to buy.

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