Loopion

Loopion is a Meeting Management platform that records decisions, commitments, action owners, and due dates from Microsoft Teams and Zoom meetings. It remains active after the meeting by tracking progress, sending reminders, flagging overdue work, and carrying incomplete actions into future meetings.

Key Capabilities

• Meeting records: Joins supported meetings as a visible participant and produces transcripts, summaries, and structured records of decisions, actions, owners, and deadlines.
• Action tracking: Task Management features assign and track meeting commitments at individual and team level, including reminders, overdue status, and recurring action reviews.
• Meeting follow-up: Posts action reviews to Microsoft Teams and Zoom meeting chats and provides personal and shared views of completed, open, and overdue work.
• Meeting search: Ask Loopion provides a searchable record of meetings and recurring series, allowing users to locate decisions, owners, changes, and unresolved commitments.
• Conversation evaluation: Conversation-coaching features assess meeting evidence against configurable sales-qualification, coaching, and process-improvement frameworks, as well as organization-defined criteria.
• Evidence support: Coaching findings and meeting answers link back to the underlying conversation record.

Audience & Use Cases

• Audience: Leadership, operations, project-management, sales, recruiting, engineering, customer-success, and human-resources teams.
• Use Case: Teams can use Loopion to retain meeting decisions, assign ownership, follow up on commitments, and review whether work agreed in meetings has been completed.

Technical Specifications

• Meeting platforms: Microsoft Teams and Zoom.
• Calendar integrations: Microsoft Outlook Calendar and Google Calendar.
• Integration methods: Zapier, webhooks, and application programming interface (API) access.
• Language support: Multilingual and mixed-language meetings, with output language settings per user.
• Commercial model: Team plans are based on meeting usage rather than per-user seats.