Solution · Opinote add-on
Opinion joins the dialogue—not after it.
Opinion is an optional layer on Opinote that listens through speech-to-text, text-to-speech, and speech-to-speech paths so teams get live signals while context is still fresh: alignment with past agreements, emerging risk, financial inconsistency, missing voices, and organisational memory—instead of discovering the gap in tomorrow's summary.
Organisations purchase Opinion as an add-on to Opinote. It inherits the same meeting policies, classifications, and Workspace entitlements as your capture layer.
Opinion is currently being developed. We plan to launch before Q4 2026.
Interactive previews
Memory that shows up while work still moves
Two moments where Opinion earns its seat: inside an Opimeet session—where live transcript and governed cues converge—and on Opiapp, where the same institutional memory interrupts duplicate paths before two teams ship conflicting conclusions.
Each tab loops three independent chapters—green insight, amber overlap, then red breach—each with status, correction, reporting, and follow-up before the next colour begins. Mobile follows the same rhythm.
Signed disclosures versus hallway reframes
Live session
Audit committee review · FY25 close
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Decisions (draft)
- Keep external messaging aligned to AC-2025-08; route changes through Legal/IR workflows.
- If narrative changes are needed, reconvene a closed committee slice before analyst briefings.
- Attach clarifications to the filing record so public statements remain attributable.
Opinote chat
Team messages · Opinion signals here too
Opiapp · same memory, different surfaces
Interrupt duplicate effort before it ships
Each phone runs three separate loops—Opinion status, then Opinote correction, reporting, and follow-up—before returning to the first. Two independent timers (programme faster; disclosure slower).
Opiapp · Priorities
Illustrative Workspace behaviour; policies and audiences are yours to configure.
Opiapp · Disclosure desk
Illustrative Workspace behaviour; policies and audiences are yours to configure.
Signals you govern—not surprises
Administrators define sensitivity, audiences, and tone. Opinion watches for patterns worth interrupting gently or firmly, according to policy.
Already settled elsewhere
Themes that match recorded decisions or policy surface so the room can acknowledge precedent instead of redoing work.
Safety and duty of care
Language or proposals that imply elevated operational or people risk trigger signals aligned with your safety and compliance posture.
Financial inconsistency
Figures, commitments, or scenarios that conflict with budgets, models, or prior financial conclusions surface before signatures land.
Missing stakeholder voice
When required owners or perspectives have not been heard, Opinion flags the gap while invitees are still present.
Contradiction with institutional memory
Discussion that conflicts with documented agreements, contracts, or executive direction is highlighted with citations teams can verify.
How Opinion shows up
Choose how assertive signals are: whisper-quiet nudges for hosts only, transcript badges everyone sees, or spoken synthesis through Opinote channels—within policies you set.
Spoken and audible cues
For approved meetings, Opinion can use text-to-speech or speech-to-speech so facilitators hear guidance without reading side panels.
Transcript-native signals
Anchored highlights appear beside live speech-to-text so remote participants notice drift without disruptive audio.
Policy-bound escalation
Sensitive sessions stay subtle: signals route only to designated roles or remain transcript-only until the chair acknowledges.
Evaluation, decisions, and memory—live
Opinion reinforces why executive teams run meetings: clear choices and accountable memory—not theatre summarised the next day.
Sharper evaluation
Criteria, trade-offs, and dissent surface while participants can still respond—not buried in a recap nobody trusts.
Explicit decisions and owners
Emerging commitments get named and attributed live so “we agreed” matches what the recording reflects.
Living organisational memory
Past boards, programmes, and policies inform today's dialogue through governed retrieval—not anecdotes.
Governance first
Signals serve the chair—not the algorithm
Opinion inherits Workspace classification, retention, and audit norms. It logs what was surfaced, under which policy, and keeps accountability with people.
Scoped visibility
Who sees a signal follows role-aware rules so HR, customer, or board context never leaks to the wrong audience.
Replayable signal history
Signals tie back to timestamps and policy versions—useful for regulated environments and post-incident review.
Human gate for voice output
Spoken interventions respect explicit allowances so sensitive forums stay quiet until facilitators opt in.
Same fabric as Opinote
Structured artefacts and routing stay on Opinote paths you already approved—Opinion adds live steering, not a parallel inbox.
Runs on Opimeet and Opinote
Opinion does not replace your meeting platform or capture layer. It extends Opinote with proactive participation inside Opimeet-backed conversations, packaged as an additional purchase when organisations want live steering alongside structured outputs.
Let's find the right solution for you
Start with the pilot program and see real usage — then finalize scope and commercials with our team.