Example
Extract owners from a launch review
Example
Turn client call notes into follow-up tasks
Example
Find decisions and blockers inside a weekly sync
From messy notes to accountable work
Meeting notes often contain decisions, blockers, and implied tasks in the same paragraph. That makes follow-up fragile. This tool separates those pieces so the team can move from conversation to execution.
The output is deliberately board-friendly: action items, owner hints, blockers, and decisions. It can become a Kanvly note or be split into board cards.
Best practice follow-up pattern
Review the generated action items before sending them. If an item has no owner, assign one. If it has no due date, decide whether it belongs in this week, next week, or a later backlog.
For recurring meetings, keep the extracted decisions in a decision log and move only the active tasks into the board.
- Confirm every owner.
- Move blockers into a visible lane.
- Keep decisions separate from tasks.
- Connect follow-up to the original meeting note.
Kanvly workflow fit