--- type: 'Meeting' title: πŸ“… Meeting Object description: null tags: [] peopleInvolved: null type_: null date: null dnb: null --- # πŸ“… Meeting Object The **Meeting** object helps you easily capture, organize, and track discussions, decisions, and action items from any meeting. Keeping structured notes will give you clarity and accountability. ## πŸ’‘ How to Use Meeting Notes ### 1. **Set the Context** Every meeting has key details: - **Date & Time:** Helps you track when the meeting occurred. - **People involved:** Knowing who was present helps with follow-ups. - **Type of meeting:** Helps you filter your meetings by their type, such as 1:1s, stand ups, performance reviews etc. ### 2. **Outline the Agenda** Before the meeting, write down the topics you plan to discuss. This keeps meetings focused and ensures important points aren’t missed. ### 3. **Capture Key Discussions & Decisions** Summarize - **What was discussed?** - **What decisions were made?** - **Any challenges or concerns raised?** ### 4. **Track Action Items** Clear action points make meetings productive. Capture - **Tasks:** What needs to be done? - **Owners:** Who is responsible? - **Deadlines:** When is it due? - You can create checkboxes in Capacities using square brackets, like this `[ ]` ### 5. **Link Related Notes & Resources** Connect your meeting notes with relevant objects like **projects or people** to maintain context and easy access to related information. ## Why Use Meeting Notes? - Stay organized with structured, searchable meeting records. - Avoid miscommunication by documenting key takeaways. - Improve follow-ups with clear action points and ownership. Watch [this video](https://youtu.be/kTMS8VBM_tU?feature=shared) for more suggestions on how to manage your meetings in Capacities! πŸš€