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Grain frees engineering capacity by outsourcing meeting recording bots to Recall.ai

Grain was spending 25-50% of a full-time engineer's capacity maintaining their own Zoom recording bot, leaving no bandwidth to expand to other meeting platforms or invest in their core AI product.

How it works
Common implementation structure
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Stage 1 · Meeting recording triggered
A meeting takes place on Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams and requires recording.
Tools used
Recall.aiZoomGoogle MeetMicrosoft Teams
Outcome

Partnering with Recall.ai freed Grain's engineers to expand AI note-taking capabilities, build integrations into CRMs and Slack, and invest in valuable data capabilities rather than infrastructure maintenance.

What failed first

Grain's internally built Zoom bot had ongoing reliability issues and could not be cost-effectively extended to other platforms; expanding beyond Zoom was estimated to take 6-9 months with a continued maintenance burden.

Results
Time saved6-9 months
Volume25-50% of a full-time engineer's capacity
Source

https://www.recall.ai/customers/grain

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