Otter adds ‘Work’ mode to automate more meeting-related tasks
Otter, following recent $320 million funding, has introduced Work mode to its AI Chat assistant, designed to automate complex workflows before and after meetings. The feature generates meeting briefings, drafts emails, creates documents in multiple formats, and updates CRM records, with human approval required before task completion. This represents Otter's strategic shift from meeting transcription toward broader workflow automation.
Key points
- Otter launches Work mode for multi-step task automation beyond transcription
- Features include pre-meeting briefings and post-meeting document generation and CRM updates
- Requires human approval; available to all paid users with no usage limits
- Follows $320 million recent funding round
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