
What I like most about Avoma is how it helps me keep track of meetings without putting extra pressure on me. During calls it's hard to listen carefully and write notes at the same time. Avoma removes that stress because it records and organizes the discussion automatically. after the meeting. I can quickly go back and check what was said instead of trying to remember everything from memory. Another thing I like is that the notes are structured. Important points, decisions, and action items are easier to find. I don't have to scroll through a long recording just to locate one small detail. The search also works well, which saves time when I need to revisit something from an older meeting. It also helps when sharing information with teammates. Instead of explaining everything again, I can simply send the meeting notes or recording link. that keeps everyone on the same page and avoids confusion. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
One thing I don't like is that sometimes the automatic notes are not perfectly accurate. Most of the time they are good, but occasionally a word or sentence may not be captured exactly right, so I still need to review them quickly. Another small issue is that it takes a little time to get used to all the features. There are many options available, which is great, but at the beginning it can feel slightly overwhelming. Also, if the intent connection during the meeting is unstable, the recording quality or transcription can be affected. It doesn't happen often, but it's something I noticed a couple of times. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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