When a recorded call ends, Revian automatically pulls the transcript from your meeting platform and processes it using AI. Within minutes, you have a complete summary, extracted action items, and insights ready to review.
Processing timeline
Transcripts typically appear in Revian within 5 to 15 minutes after a call ends. The exact timing depends on a few factors:
- Meeting platform processing: Zoom, Meet, and Teams need time to generate transcripts on their end before Revian can access them
- Call duration: Longer calls take more time to transcribe
- Platform load: High-traffic periods on meeting platforms can slow transcript generation
Once the transcript is available from your meeting platform, Revian processes it in under a minute. You will see the call appear in your activity feed with a processing indicator, then the full analysis becomes available.
What gets extracted
Revian's AI analyzes every transcript and extracts several types of information automatically.
Call summary
A concise summary of what was discussed, including the main topics covered, decisions made, and overall call outcome. Summaries are typically 3 to 5 sentences and designed to give you the gist without reading the full transcript.
Action items
Any commitments, next steps, or follow-ups mentioned during the call. The AI identifies who is responsible for each item and any deadlines mentioned. Action items can be converted to tasks with one click.
Sentiment analysis
Overall sentiment of the call (positive, neutral, or negative) along with key moments where sentiment shifted. This helps you understand how the conversation felt, not just what was said.
Objections
Concerns, pushback, or objections raised by the prospect or customer. These are tagged by category (pricing, timing, competition, etc.) so you can track common objections across your deals.
Competitors mentioned
Any competitor names that come up during the call. Revian recognizes competitors from your content library and flags when they are discussed, including the context of the mention.
Tip: Add competitor names to your content library settings so Revian can accurately identify them in transcripts, even if the prospect uses informal names or abbreviations.
Speaker identification
Revian identifies different speakers in the transcript and labels them appropriately. When participants are in your CRM, Revian matches them by name or email and shows their contact record alongside their speaking turns.
Speaker identification enables several features:
- Talk time breakdown showing how much each person spoke
- Filtering the transcript to show only specific speakers
- Attributing questions and objections to the right person
- Coaching metrics for your team members
Automatic deal stage updates
Based on call content, Revian can automatically suggest or apply deal stage changes. For example:
- A call where pricing is discussed in detail might move a deal to "Negotiation"
- A call where the prospect asks for a proposal might move the deal to "Proposal Sent"
- A call where the prospect mentions wanting to move forward might flag the deal as "Verbal Commit"
You can configure automatic stage updates in your settings, choosing whether Revian applies changes automatically or just suggests them for your approval.
Call-to-deal matching
Revian matches calls to the appropriate deal in your CRM by looking at:
- Participant email addresses and their associated contacts and companies
- Meeting titles and descriptions
- Calendar event metadata
When a match is found, the call appears on the deal's activity timeline automatically. If Revian cannot determine the right deal, it will prompt you to select one or create a new deal from the call.
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