Ask ScopeCharter helps teams retrieve project knowledge without digging through transcripts, notes or registers.
Track ownership, due dates and progress.
Preserve what was agreed and when.
Manage project exposure and follow-up.
Follow themes across recurring meetings.
When project information lives across dozens of meetings, finding the latest position can be slow and unreliable. Ask ScopeCharter lets users ask plain-English questions and receive answers grounded in the project record.
Ask ScopeCharter uses the structured memory created by your meetings. It can draw from recent meetings, living registers, topic history and project changes instead of relying only on raw transcript search.
Use it before a steering group, during a project handover, or whenever someone needs to know what happened, what changed, and what still needs attention.
ScopeCharter retrieves the most relevant project memory for each question.
Answers are grounded in meetings, actions, decisions, risks and topics.
Understand project status without manually reading old notes.
Start free, upload a meeting transcript and see how ScopeCharter builds a living project record.
