Connect Microsoft and Peaflow reads your Outlook calendar, joins your Teams calls, and turns each one into a summary, decisions and action items you can search later.
Free to start · No credit card · Outlook calendar, read-only
One Microsoft sign-in gives Peaflow the schedule and the meetings - because in a Microsoft org they are the same thing.
A Teams meeting is an Outlook event that carries a join link, so a single Microsoft connection gives Peaflow both your schedule and your calls. There is no second integration to set up.
It joins with the meeting link, so it works for meetings you host and meetings other companies invite you to. External tenants usually hold guests in the lobby - the host admits it like any other participant.
Confirmed action items become Jira issues, and the recap posts to the Slack channel you pick. Capture stays read-only everywhere else.
What you get after every call →Calendar read access through Microsoft’s own consent flow. Revoke it any time from your account.
Join Teams calls hosted by clients and partners, not just meetings inside your own organisation.
1 credit = 1 recorded minute. Occasional attendees do not pay a full seat.
Yes. Connect your Microsoft account and Peaflow reads your Outlook calendar, then the notetaker joins scheduled Teams meetings using the join link.
Peaflow uses standard Microsoft OAuth for calendar read access. Some tenants have admin consent policies that require an administrator to approve any third-party app - if your organisation is configured that way, an admin approves it once.
It can join any Teams meeting you have a link for. External tenants usually place guests in the lobby, so the host admits the notetaker like any other external participant.
They still appear in your Peaflow calendar so you can see your schedule, but the notetaker only joins events that carry a Teams, Meet or Zoom link.
Connect a calendar and your next meeting writes itself up.