You need a project manager, a product manager and a functional analyst

And you have no time to sit in the meeting and write the documents afterwards. Segua.ai joins the call, follows it, and produces every document the project asks for. Everything below is a workflow where point solutions leave the hard work on your desk.

Project manager

Plan, Gantt, milestones, budget, SAL reports, overdue chasing.

Product manager

Backlog, roadmap, prioritisation, decision log, trade off simulation.

Functional analyst

Requirements register, user stories, journeys, acceptance criteria, traceability.

The person in the room

Joins the call, follows it, and does the work you had no time for.

Functional analysts and business analysts

Requirements gathering workshops

Two hours of workshop produce pages of notes, and the requirements register is rewritten by hand days later, when half the context is gone.

Segua.ai extracts a fact sheet from the recording, then drafts functional and non functional requirements with identifiers, priorities and acceptance criteria, each linked back to the moment it was discussed.

What the others miss

AI notetakers give you a transcript. Project tools give you a blank task. Neither produces an ISO-style requirements register.

A reviewed requirements register the same day, with traceability to the source meeting.

Project managers

Weekly project status and SAL

Status reports are assembled manually from chat, spreadsheets and memory, and they age the moment they are sent.

Segua.ai keeps tasks, milestones, budget and progress in one place, produces the SAL report and flags what slipped, what is at risk and what changed since the last report.

What the others miss

Project tools need someone to type the status. Notetakers have no plan, budget or milestone view.

A defensible progress report in minutes instead of an afternoon.

Product managers

Discovery and product decisions

Decisions are taken in meetings and lost in threads, and nobody can say later whether something was agreed or only proposed.

Every decision is recorded with a state (proposal, orientation, agreed), the evidence behind it, the dissent expressed and the requirements it affects. Contradictions with earlier decisions are surfaced automatically.

What the others miss

Confluence and wikis store pages, not decision states. Notetakers cannot detect contradictions with earlier meetings.

A decision log that survives audits and staff turnover.

Solution architects and tech leads

Architecture and technical documentation

Architecture documents are written once and never updated, so the diagram and the system drift apart.

Architecture documents and diagrams are generated from the same fact base as the requirements, and regenerated when new meetings or repository imports change the picture.

What the others miss

Miro and Confluence diagrams are static. No tool regenerates them from the next meeting.

Documentation that reflects the current decisions, not last quarter's.

Consultancies and agencies

Client and supplier projects

Scope discussions happen verbally and disputes surface at invoicing time.

Each scope change is captured, dated and linked to the meeting where it was raised, with the cost and schedule impact simulated before it is accepted.

What the others miss

Email threads and shared drives have no traceability. Project tools do not link scope changes to the meeting that created them.

Clear evidence of what was agreed, when, and what it changed.

Teams with turnover

Handover and onboarding

A new joiner reads a folder of stale files and asks the same questions for weeks.

Documents are organised in folders, requirements carry revision history, and the project timeline shows meetings, decisions and documents in order.

What the others miss

Wikis are out of date the week after they are written. Notetakers do not build a project timeline.

A project someone new can actually read.

Anyone double booked

You cannot attend the meeting

Two meetings at the same time, a flight, a client call. You miss the room and you miss the work that came out of it.

Segua.ai joins the call for you, follows it end to end, and afterwards hands you the minutes, the decisions, the new requirements and the tasks assigned to you.

What the others miss

Notetakers hand you a transcript to read. Segua hands you the finished work.

You skip the hour and still own the output.

Everyone on the project

Any document a project asks for

Minutes, functional and non functional specs, architecture, user journeys, user stories, test cases, status reports. Each one is written from scratch by a different person.

Pick the documents you want and Segua.ai writes them from the same verified fact base, in your glossary, with identifiers and traceability, ready to edit and export to Word, PDF or CSV.

What the others miss

No notetaker writes specifications. No wiki writes anything at all.

One meeting, a full documentation set, consistent with each other.

Startups and small teams

No budget for three roles

You need a project manager, a product manager and a functional analyst, and you can hire none of them.

Segua.ai covers the three: it runs the plan and the SAL, keeps the backlog and the roadmap prioritised, and writes the analysis documents. You review and decide.

What the others miss

Every other tool assumes those three people already exist and are typing into it.

Delivery discipline without three salaries.

End-to-end coverage, no one else has it

Competitors do one slice well. Segua.ai runs the whole thread from the meeting to the deliverable.

ToolTranscriptRequirementsDecisionsDiagramsPlanningTraceability
Otter / Fireflies
Fellow / Grain
Notion AI
Confluence
Jira
Monday / Asana
Zoom AI Companion
Segua.aiYou

Using your own AI key

Accounts set up with their own key run on it: Segua does the work, your provider bills you for the AI it used.

How to get a key

Create an account with Anthropic or OpenAI, open the API keys page in their dashboard, add a small amount of credit and create a new key. It takes about two minutes.

Where to paste it

In Segua, go to Settings and paste it in “Your AI keys”. It is encrypted before it is stored and never shown again: only the last four characters.

What it costs

You pay the provider directly, usually a few cents per meeting. A transcription key is optional and only needed if you want audio handled with your own provider too.

Start with one meeting

Record or import a single meeting and see the minutes, requirements and follow up it produces. Everything stays editable.