Functionally Utilizes Fireflies for Efficient Meeting Notes Sharing and Team Alignment
Applicable Industries
- Buildings
Applicable Functions
- Product Research & Development
About The Customer
Functionally is a dynamic, cloud-based organization and work design application. The company assists leaders in creating optimal structures for their business models, aligning personnel with customer needs, and mapping out the necessary functions. Functionally operates on a remote-first basis, necessitating robust solutions for information sharing and collaboration. The company also places a high value on capturing internal conversations to document their growth and development trajectory.
The Challenge
Functionally, a cloud-based org design and work design application, faced a challenge in maintaining transparency and collaboration within their remote-first team. They needed a solution that would allow them to share information promptly and efficiently, ensuring that all team members had access to the necessary data when required. Additionally, they sought a method to capture internal conversations to document their growth trajectory. The challenge was further complicated by the fact that some of their clients were not familiar with advanced technology and were uncomfortable with recording devices.
The Solution
Functionally found a solution in Fireflies, an application that was demoed by their CEO, Tim Brewer. Fireflies provided a platform for capturing and sharing meeting notes, facilitating transparency and collaboration within the team. The application's Autojoin settings addressed the issue of client discomfort with recording devices. This feature allowed clients unfamiliar with the technology to easily engage with the platform, thereby ensuring that all stakeholders could participate in the collaborative process.
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