Client Meeting Intelligence Retainer Build (10-15 days)
A productized engagement that turns a client's recurring calls into a searchable, review-gated knowledge asset: transcripts, action items, and follow-up drafts delivered on a fixed cadence. Built for agencies that want a recurring line item instead of one-off note-taking favors. Time: 10-15 days.
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Client Meeting Intelligence Retainer Build (10-15 days)
A productized engagement that turns a client's recurring calls into a searchable, review-gated knowledge asset: transcripts, action items, and follow-up drafts delivered on a fixed cadence. Built for agencies that want a recurring line item instead of one-off note-taking favors.
- Client sign-off on a recording consent notice that names the platforms in scope and the retention window
- Admin access to the client's calendar and conferencing accounts, or a documented workaround for bot-free capture
- A named human reviewer on the agency side who owns accuracy sign-off before anything reaches the client's CRM
- One agreed output format (summary plus action list plus risk flags) so scope does not drift mid-engagement
- A decision on where transcripts live: client tenant, agency workspace, or on-device only for sensitive accounts
- 1.Inventory the client's recurring call types and rank them by revenue exposure
- 2.Document current note-taking owners and where notes die today
- 3.Confirm which meetings are off-limits for automated capture
- 1.Select the capture approach per call type: bot-joined, desktop audio, or on-device processing
- 2.Map each call type to its downstream destination (CRM, project board, shared drive)
- 3.Draft the consent and retention one-pager for client legal review
- 1.Configure the chosen platform's calendar connection and auto-join rules
- 2.Set speaker labeling conventions so client and agency names resolve correctly
- 3.Test capture on two low-stakes internal calls before touching client sessions
- 1.Build the summary template: decisions, owners, dates, open risks
- 2.Define the escalation rule for anything the AI summary gets wrong or omits
- 3.Run a side-by-side comparison of raw transcript against the human-edited summary
- 1.Wire the first downstream sync into the client's CRM or project tool
- 2.Set keyword tracking for competitor names, budget language, and renewal signals
- 3.Log the sync failure path so a broken integration does not silently drop action items
- 1.Pilot the full loop on three live client calls
- 2.Time the review step to establish a realistic per-meeting labor figure
- 3.Collect reviewer notes on where the AI output needed the most correction
- 1.Tune the summary prompt against the corrections from the pilot
- 2.Add a compliance log format for clients in regulated sectors
- 3.Decide which meetings get same-day delivery versus next-morning delivery
- 1.Draft the recurring deliverable: weekly digest of decisions, risks, and follow-ups
- 2.Define the retainer's monthly meeting volume cap and overage rate
- 3.Write the handoff note template the client's own team can use if the retainer ends
- 1.Run a full dry cycle with the reviewer acting as the client's proxy
- 2.Stress-test the search archive by querying for a decision made three weeks earlier
- 3.Confirm retention and deletion behavior matches what legal approved
- 1.Present the pilot results with before-and-after time figures
- 2.Agree the go-live date and the first billing cycle
- 3.Lock the escalation contact for accuracy disputes
- 1.Go live on the client's full recurring call calendar
- 2.Monitor the first three deliveries for format drift
- 3.Publish the archive access list and revoke any test accounts
- 1.Deliver the first weekly digest and collect client feedback
- 2.Document the runbook so a second agency operator can cover the account
- 3.Set the 30-day review date to reprice or expand scope
Agencies can charge setup plus retainer because the deliverable replaces a recurring internal cost the client already pays in salaried hours, and the archive compounds in value the longer it runs. The review step is what justifies premium pricing: unedited AI output is a commodity, while a named human sign-off on client-facing summaries is a service the client cannot self-serve without hiring. Margin holds as long as the per-meeting review time stays under the blended hourly rate the retainer implies.
- Configured capture and sync setup across the client's recurring call calendar
- Summary and action-item template with a documented human review gate
- Searchable meeting archive with agreed retention and access controls
- Weekly decision and risk digest delivered on a fixed schedule
- Operator runbook covering coverage, escalation, and end-of-retainer handoff
The client's recurring calls are captured automatically, every client-facing summary has passed a named human review, and the first weekly digest has been delivered and acknowledged in writing.