For client meetings

Leave every client meeting with the notes written and the follow-up ready.

Put your phone on the table when you meet in the room, or open Parley in your browser when the meeting is a Teams or Meet call. Either way, Parley writes the notes and drafts what comes next.

Free on Google Play, iPhone coming · Web app on Plus, on Windows or Mac · No bot joins your calls

A day with Parley

One working day, a phone and a laptop

Four conversations on two devices, and every note ends up in the same place.

  1. 09:30 Phone

    Customer discovery at the client's office

    Start recording from the lock screen and put the phone on the table. It keeps going with the screen off while Tomas explains how dispatch really works.

  2. 12:00 Browser

    Sales call on Teams

    Record the call from the Parley web app and jot notes in the notepad beside it. No bot joins, so the call looks like any other.

  3. 15:00 Phone

    Decision meeting with your team

    The phone records the room while the team picks a hosting provider. The notes keep the options, the reasons and what was left open.

  4. 17:30 Laptop

    Ask, then follow up

    Ask Parley what Tomas needs before he can buy, then send the follow-up it drafted from your own Gmail or Outlook.

Written for the occasion

Three meetings, three kinds of notes

A discovery call, a sales call and a decision meeting need different notes. Parley recognises the kind of conversation and writes it up that way.

  • Discovery: pain points, needs, buying signals and their own words
  • Sales call: objections, competitors, deal health and the next step
  • Decision meeting: the options, why one won and what stays open

There are more than 30 occasions in all, and the same recording can be rewritten as another one whenever you like.

Halden Freight · recorded on the phone · 27 min

Discovery call with Halden Freight

Parley detected this as a customer discovery
Pain points
Dispatchers re-key load data between a spreadsheet and phone calls, about two hours a shift
Three missed pickups this quarter
Needs
Import existing load sheets without a long migrationMust have
Buying signals
Regional manager signs offWants to move quickly
Quote

“We lose real time every single shift just moving data around.” Tomas Reyes

What we learned Parley's read

The delay costs real missed pickups, which gives the purchase a hard number.

Picking automation call with Tollwick

Parley detected this as a sales call
Objections
The six month integration timeline feels long with peak season this close
Competitors mentioned
Carrowdane Systems, also sending a proposal for the same picking lines
Deal health Parley's read
AmberBudget is confirmed, but the plant director signs off and has not joined a call yet.
Recommended next step Parley's read
Get the plant director on a call before sending the pilot proposal

Hosting decision with the team

Parley detected this as a decision meeting
Options considered
Brellmoor CloudCertified now, about 18% more over three years
Ashgrove HostingCheaper, certified next year
Why this was chosen
Only Brellmoor Cloud meets the year-end compliance deadline
Rejected alternatives
Ashgrove Hosting, despite the lower cost
What stays open
Multi region failover, and whether it needs its own budget

The meetings, names and companies on this page are fictional examples.

Ask and follow up

Know what they need, then send the follow-up

Ask Parley in plain words and it answers across all your notes, and lists the notes the answer came from. Then it drafts the follow-up email or calendar invite from what was said, and sends it from your own Gmail or Outlook when you tap Send.

  • Answers list the notes they drew on, one tap away
  • Nothing goes out until you tap Send
  • Propose times emails free slots from your calendar, holds them and books the one they pick
Ask Parley
What does Tomas need before he can buy?
Two things: a way to import his existing load sheets without a long migration, and a cost comparison against the spreadsheet they use today. His regional manager signs off, so the comparison is really for her.
Discovery call with Halden Freight, 09:30
Draft, ready to send
Propose times: 3 free slots sent to Tomas, held in your calendar until he picks
Phone and laptop

In the room and on the call

Sign in with the same account on both, and your notes from the room and from your calls sit side by side.

Phone app

Records in the room with the phone on the table. It keeps recording with the screen off, and you can start from the lock screen. Free on Google Play.

Get it on Google Play

Needs a 64-bit phone on Android 7 or newer. For a smooth experience we recommend Android 10+, 4 GB of RAM and 1 GB of free storage.

Web app and browser extensions

Record Teams, Meet or Zoom calls in Chrome or Edge on Windows or Mac, with a notepad and Ask Parley beside the call. The Chrome and Edge extensions record the call tab. Recording calls in the web app or with the extensions needs Plus. Your notes and Ask Parley work in any browser, on every plan.

Add the web browser extensions from the web store: Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.

Questions before your next meeting

Does a bot join my call?

No. On the phone, Parley listens through the microphone in the room. In the browser, the web app and the Chrome and Edge extensions record the call on your own computer, so no extra participant appears in it.

Which languages does it work in?

On Android, the on-device model transcribes 25 European languages that use the Latin alphabet, offline. Calls recorded in the browser are transcribed in the cloud. Notes are written in the language that was spoken. The app itself is available in 12 app languages.

Do I have to tell people I am recording?

Yes, wherever the law requires it, and in many places it does. Parley reminds you before your first recording, but telling the people in the meeting is your responsibility.

What does it cost?

The app is free on Google Play, with the iPhone app on the way. The pricing page shows what Plus and Unlimited add and what they cost.

Give your next client meeting your full attention.

Record it on the phone or in the browser, and leave with the notes and the follow-up draft.