
Plaud Meeting Recap to Slack
Saves ~15 min
Details
Posts a clean, speaker-labeled recap of every team meeting you record with Plaud into a Slack channel of your choice (defaults to #meeting-recaps). Reviews each new recording, pulls the transcript (reusing the recording's own transcript when one exists), identifies genuine multi-person team meetings — solo memos, client calls, and test recordings are skipped — and posts a formatted recap with participants, decisions, topics discussed, and action items with owners. A Google Sheet ledger guarantees each recording is handled exactly once, so the workflow can run on a schedule without duplicate posts. The Slack app must be a member of the target channel.
Tools In This Workflow
Workflow Steps
- 1Resolve Target Channel
- 2Find or Create Recap Log
- 3List Plaud Recordings
- 4Find New Recordings
- 5For Each New Recording
- 6Get Plaud File
- 7Get Transcript (Plaud or STT)
- 8Classify & Build Recap
- 9Post Recap to Slack
- 10Write Log Row
- 11Summarize Run
Step 1 of 11
Prompt1
Resolve Target Channel
Goal: Determine which Slack channel receives the meeting recaps. | Inputs: The workflow run request (it may name a Slack channel). | Outputs: {channel: the channel name to post to} | Constraints: Use the channel named in the run request when one was given; otherwise default to '#meeting-recaps'. Note for downstream steps: the connected Slack app must be a member of the channel to post there. | Success criteria: A single channel name is chosen and passed to the posting step.





