The client tells the account manager one thing, the team hears a slightly different version, and three weeks later everyone argues about what was promised. Jotted makes the call itself the source of truth.
Somewhere between a doc, a thread, and someone’s notebook. Every version slightly different, none of them complete.
The brief passed through three people before it reached the person doing the work. Broken telephone, billed hourly.
A retelling of a retelling. The new teammate starts with half the context and none of the nuance.
EVERY CLIENT CALL
Kickoffs, check-ins, reviews. No bot joins the call, so the client conversation stays natural.
ONE CLICK LATER
Send the recording link to the designers, the writers, the devs. They hear the client say it themselves, no account needed to watch.
WEEKS LATER
When "as discussed" gets fuzzy, pull up the moment. Internally or with the client, the recording ends the debate.
Ask Quill what the client signed off on and it reads every call on the account, answering with the timestamp so anyone can watch the moment themselves.
One library instead of docs and DMs, and any call can be shared with a link the moment someone needs it.
Send the recap, attach the recording link. "As discussed" finally means something.
New teammates watch the real client history instead of getting the secondhand version.
$14 a month, and the launch price is locked in for as long as you stay subscribed.
Who owes what, pulled from the call. Useful when four people from the client side all agree to different things.
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Yes, on Pro. A link opens in any browser with no account needed, and you choose whether the transcript, notes and action items are included and whether they can download it.
Not currently. Jotted is priced per person at $14 a month, so a team of five is five subscriptions. If you are buying for staff, use company email addresses you control.