By profession
What is said matters, in every profession
Needs differ depending on whether you chair a board, receive a client or examine an animal. The principle does not: record once, get the note that fits the profession.
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Boards and executive committees Systematic minutes, at every session Make recording a rule of the body rather than an individual initiative: every session produces its minutes, in the same format, without a member having to write them. -
SME directors An SME's executive committee has no secretary You chair, you decide, and nobody takes notes. Sonory writes the minutes while you run the meeting. -
Lawyers The client interview, restored word for word The first meeting carries the facts, the dates and the documents. Sonory keeps its timestamped transcript and draws a structured case note from it. -
Sales The meeting report, written before you reach the car Objections, budget, decision path: what is said in the meeting decides what follows. Sonory restores it without you writing a line. -
Banking and wealth The wealth review, recorded without effort Objectives, risk tolerance, family situation: the meeting carries elements that bind. Sonory keeps the record and draws a structured note from it. -
Veterinarians The consultation stays in the animal's record History, examination, plan: the consultation carries everything, and data entry waits until the end of the day. Sonory writes the note while you examine.