Krisp integration
Turn Krisp calls into your company’s front page.
Meetings recorded by Krisp's AI Meeting Assistant: AI summaries, key points and action items, attendee companies, and (optionally) competitor and win mentions. Transcripts stay off unless you turn them on.
Customer calls
Brightline Health wants forecasts by region before its board meeting
On a 42-minute call, Marcus Oyelaran walked Lena Fischer through how Brightline’s regional VPs build their numbers today: three spreadsheets and a Friday reconciliation. A pilot proposal goes out Monday.
“Friday is when we find out what we actually believe.”Marcus Oyelaran, SVP Revenue, Brightline Health
In the paper
What Krisp brings to the paper
What we read
- MeetingsOn by default
External meetings in the window: AI summary and key points, duration and attendee companies (by domain, never emails).
- Action itemsOn by default
Action items from each external meeting, with owner (first name) and due date.
- MentionsOptional
Meetings whose notes mention a competitor, a customer or a win phrase you list, with the sentences.
Beats it covers
- Voice of the customer
- Wins & deals
- Pipeline
Beats feed sections of your paper. You decide which sections run, in what order, and with what house rules.
How you connect
A read-only API key you paste in
Krisp → Integrations → API → Create, choose Read access, then copy the key (it's shown once).
Read the Krisp setup guideWhat we never do
- Write, edit or delete anything
- Train models on your data
- Keep raw content longer than your retention setting
- Follow instructions found inside your data
Permissions, and why we ask
The exact scopes Paperbeam requests from Krisp. Nothing more.
| Scope | Why we need it |
|---|---|
| API key (Read) | List your meetings in the window and read their AI notes (and transcripts only if you turn them on) |
Pairs well with
All integrationsConnect Krisp tonight. Read about it tomorrow.
Paperbeam reads overnight and delivers your company’s paper by 7:30, by email, Slack, Teams, Google Chat or Roam.
