Transparency report
One of the major benefits of Remeet is that it can help support meeting transparency, leading to a more inclusive and cohesive experience for all. Here are a few ways in which Remeet accomplishes this:
- First and foremost, topics are transparent by default. Everyone on a team can access topics.
- Topics are also recorded by default. Recordings are automatically posted to regularly utilized spaces, for example, to the relevant Slack channel.
- Remeet encourages regular and thorough note taking during meetings via optimized UI, as well as timely note-taking reminders, and automatic note-keeper assigns. Notes in transparent topics are easily accessible by anyone.
- Remeet eliminates a role of meeting organizer: with Remeet anyone can schedule a topic with anyone else regardless of job title or organizational status.
Even though topics are transparent by default, you can change the topic privacy when creating a topic. In addition to transparent you can pick from:
- Private, where only team members who were explicitly added to this topic or are members of associated private groups/channels can access or join this topic.
- Sensitive, which behaves like a private topic, but the meetings are not recorded.
- End-to-end encrypted, which is like a sensitive topic, but is also peer-to-peer for even more privacy.
Transparency report
To encourage more transparent and inclusive meetings, we added a transparency report:
This report shows:
- A breakdown of all topics by privacy and specifically a proportion between transparent and non-transparent topics.
- A breakdown by users. You can see who tends to schedule more transparent vs non-transparent topics.
- Privacy change over time, so you can track how transparency improves over time.
You can generate the report by clicking on your user avatar and then Reports -> Transparency:
We hope that this report will be a useful addition to other Remeet reports:
- Topic backlog report
- Wait time report
- Team network report
- One-on-ones report
- Urgency report
