Claap Howto
Claap is an AI-powered sales assistant that automates post-meeting tasks like note-taking, CRM updates, and follow-up emails while providing valuable deal insights and coaching capabilities.
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Install Claap Desktop App: Download and install the Claap desktop application during registration process or access it through the provided installation link
Connect Calendar: Connect your Google or Outlook calendar to automatically record calls and meetings
Set Up Recording: Use the desktop app or Chrome extension to select your recording preferences - screen only, camera only, or both. Choose video/audio sources and apply filters if desired
Record Meetings: Start recording your meetings, sales calls, or screen captures. You can pause/resume recording and add timestamps during the session
Review & Edit Recording: After recording, review your video in the Claap app. Use the click-and-cut video editing feature or edit directly from the transcript to trim content
Get AI Summary: Receive automatically generated AI summaries of your meetings based on your custom templates and use case
Organize Content: Organize your recordings and training assets in Teams, Channels and Views within your secure video library
Share & Collaborate: Share recordings with teammates through the workspace, add comments, and collaborate using rich comments and scorecards
Connect Integrations: Set up integrations with your CRM and other tools like Slack, Notion, and Hubspot to automate workflows
Generate Follow-ups: Use the AI to automatically generate follow-up emails and keep your CRM updated with meeting insights
Claap FAQs
Claap is an AI Sales Assistant that helps sales teams automate administrative tasks, including meeting recordings, note-taking, CRM updates, and follow-up emails. It supports sales frameworks like MEDDIC, SPICED, and BANT.
Claap Monthly Traffic Trends
Claap experienced a 9.6% decline in traffic, with 144,784 visits in the current month. Without specific product updates or notable market activities, this decline may reflect normal market fluctuations or user churn.
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