Turn meeting transcripts into structured project scopes and shareable summaries ready for quoting and handoff
A downloadable, no-code n8n workflow that parses transcripts and produces markdown + JSON scopes; docs for setup; optional Tavily integration instructions.
Turn Talks into Action
Stop letting discovery calls live in your head or a messy transcript. This workflow extracts the real requirements, decisions, and next steps so you can turn any call into a quote-ready scope in minutes. You keep momentum with clients instead of losing it to admin.
Ship Accurate Scopes Faster
Manual scoping kills velocity and creates scope creep. The n8n automation parses transcripts, surfaces MVPs, modules, and risks, and formats them into a clean, shareable scope so you win jobs with speed and clarity. Your proposals become precise and defensible.
Reduce Risk, Increase Confidence
Missing constraints and unstated assumptions lead to rework and angry clients. The workflow highlights constraints, open questions, and technical risks automatically, so you flag problems before they derail a project. That means fewer surprises and better margins.
Plug In Context, Get Better Output
Add company background or a Tavily API key to enrich the analysis with web research and industry context. Tailor the summary style for clients, engineers, or sales so every stakeholder gets the format they need. No more manual rewriting—one run produces versions for every audience.
What this workflow gives you
A repeatable, no-code process that turns call transcripts into structured scopes, summaries, and JSON outputs—ready for quoting, handing to engineering, or sharing with clients.
- Instant, quote-ready scopes that cut follow-up time to minutes
- Automated extraction of requirements, deliverables, and MVP items
- Risk and constraint detection to prevent scope creep
- Markdown and JSON exports formatted for Slack, Notion, or email
- Optional Tavily web enrichment for up-to-date recommendations
- Fully editable n8n flow so you adapt parsing rules to your work style