How to Chat With a Recording Instead of Rewatching It
Doculigent's AI Assistant lets you ask plain-language questions about anything in a recording and jumps straight to the moment it happened.
Once a recording has a transcript, you no longer have to scrub through it to find the part you need. Open the AI Assistant, ask a question the way you'd ask a colleague, and it answers and jumps straight to the timestamp the answer came from.
Every question you've asked stays saved in a running list next to the recording — a summary you pulled last week, a list of decisions, a specific number someone mentioned — so it's there to revisit instead of getting re-typed from scratch against the transcript.
The assistant lives on the same screen as the recording and its notes, not in a separate tab, so asking a question and watching the exact clip it answers from is one glance, not a context switch.
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