The meeting ends.
The record already exists.
Emails, decks, transcripts, and invites cluster into one touchpoint on the company record. Open it, and you are caught up.
Meetings file themselves.
Where a board meeting lives today, and where it lives with Concrete
Nothing to file.
Three ways the record builds itself, and one place to read it.
One event, one touchpoint.
The thread, the deck, the invite, and the transcript group themselves into a single event on the company page. No tagging, no logging.
Your notetaker takes notes. Concrete files them.
Granola connects natively; Fathom, Fireflies, Otter, and Tactiq flow in via Zapier. Each meeting is matched to its company and categorized.
The deck, the thread, the transcript. Docked.
A touchpoint is not a summary that asks for trust. Every source stays attached to the event, one click away.
Every new touchpoint, one feed.
The Pulse collects each touchpoint as it lands: updates, meetings, asks. Scroll it once and you have reviewed every recent change across the portfolio.
Summaries with receipts.
Every summary line carries its sources: the email, the deck, the meeting. Click one and read the original.
Questions about touchpoints.
Stop reconstructing meetings.
Connect your inboxes and your notetaker. Concrete assembles the record as the work happens.