Replace your meeting-notes subscription with a transcript pipeline
A verified 7-step playbook for moving transcription and action-item capture to a metered speech-to-text API plus your existing drive, with consent and retention checks.
Run recordings through a metered transcription and summary pipeline. Keep the archive, consent record, and access controls under your own policy.
- ワークフロー
- 議事録
- 検証済み
- 2026-11-08
- バージョン
- 2026.11.1
- 代替案の月額
- 12–40
- 一度きりの移行
- 240–720
向いている
- 5–30 person teams recording 8–40 meetings a month.
- Teams with a shared drive and a named owner for meeting follow-up.
- Teams that can record with consent and delete on a defined schedule.
Not for
- Teams that need live captions in every call.
- Teams that require a native CRM sync with no middleware.
- Regulated recordings without a reviewed data agreement and retention policy.
- Meetings where an auto-joining bot is a hard requirement.
導入手順
- 01 Write the consent and retention rule first
Decide where recordings may be stored, who can access them, how long they live, and how a participant opts out. Do not build the pipeline before this rule exists. - 02 Benchmark five real recordings
Compare the incumbent transcript, the new provider, and a human spot-check. Record edit minutes, missing names, and any material misquote. - 03 Build the smallest pipeline
Trigger on a file upload, call the transcription API, generate a structured summary, and write both files to one private folder. No bot joins a call in the first version. - 04 Add the consent gate
Put a recording notice in the invite, record opt-outs, and block processing when consent is missing. Apply a deletion job to every file at the retention date. - 05 Constrain the summary prompt
Require decisions, action owners, dates, and open questions. Instruct the model to write “not stated” rather than inventing an owner or deadline. - 06 Run two weeks in parallel
Keep the incumbent active. Compare summary quality, missed actions, review time, and storage cost. Log any failure that a client would notice. - 07 Export, downgrade, and cancel
Download transcripts and notes, keep the archive readable, downgrade first, then cancel before the next billing date. Keep the pipeline's deletion tests documented.
Acceptance checks
- A human spot-check finds no material misquote in at least nine of ten summaries.
- Every extracted action item traces back to a transcript line and a stated owner.
- The pipeline writes “not stated” instead of inventing an owner or a deadline.
- The consent notice appears in the invite, and an opt-out blocks processing.
- The deletion job removes audio, transcript, and summary at the retention date.
- A second operator can run the pipeline and recover from a failed transcription.
- The incumbent remains available until two weeks of parallel results pass.
Pre-cancel checks
- Export all transcripts, summaries, action items, and meeting metadata.
- Confirm the retention settings and delete data the policy does not require.
- Inventory calendar, CRM, and storage integrations that write into the old account.
- Check the billing owner, renewal date, and whether cancellation deletes history immediately.
- Keep a named rollback owner and a 30-day evidence review date.
Rollback
Keep the incumbent subscription through the parallel period. If the pipeline fails, re-upload the affected recordings, restore the vendor notes from export, and pause cancellation until the next billing cycle.
コストの前提
- 1,000 minutes/month at $0.006/minute (Whisper) or $0.003/minute (gpt-4o-mini-transcribe).
- $2–8/month of summary tokens at current list prices.
- $0–12/month for additional storage; a drive the team already pays for is assumed.
- Optional automation on n8n Cloud Starter (€20/month list) or a $6–12/month VPS; the top of the range includes this.
- 6–18 implementation hours at a $40/hour internal cost. Consent and legal review time are excluded.
出典・参考資料
- https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/pricing — checked 2026-11-08
- https://n8n.io/pricing/ — checked 2026-11-08
- https://aistudio.google.com/docs/pricing — checked 2026-11-08