Multilingual transcription
Sembly transcribes meetings in 45+ languages, including English, German, Spanish, Polish, and Hindi.
Turn every client meeting into a sprint-ready backlog, in 45+ languages.
Sembly transcribes meetings in 45+ languages, including English, German, Spanish, Polish, and Hindi.
When a client meeting falls outside your hours, Sembly attends for you and delivers the notes and tasks.
Sharing rules send the recording, transcript, and notes to developers in every time zone after each meeting.
Tasks from requirements sessions sync to Jira, Linear, Asana, ClickUp, and other apps, with assignees and deadlines.
Zapier and webhooks send meeting notes, transcripts, or tasks to any internal tool your delivery team already uses.
Through Sembly MCP, developers ask Claude Code or Cursor about a client meeting and read its notes and key items.
Scope, deliverables, acceptance criteria, and timeline from the requirements sessions, in Client Co.'s brand.
Create a SOW→The requested change, its impact on timeline and budget, and the client’s exact words from the delivery meeting.
Create a Deliverable→Completed work, open issues, and next steps from the delivery review, ready for Client Co.'s stakeholders.
Create a Report→Sembly records requirements sessions with clients, sorts requirements, decisions, and issues into key items, syncs tasks to your project management tools, and drafts statements of work, change requests, and delivery reports.
Yes. Sembly transcribes meetings in 45+ languages, including English, German, Spanish, Polish, Ukrainian, and Hindi, and handles meetings that mix two languages.
Yes. Once a workspace admin turns on MCP access, developers connect Sembly MCP to Claude Code or Cursor with a personal token and read meeting notes, key items, and tasks from the editor.
Sembly drafts statements of work, change requests, delivery reports, and proposals from your client meetings, in the client’s brand.
Sembly holds SOC 2 Type II certification, complies with GDPR, and hosts data in the US or the EU. MAX and Enterprise workspaces are excluded from AI model training by default.