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Meetings that write themselves up.

A meeting is where a job changes direction — you agree something, set a date, take on extra work. Today all of that gets written in somebody’s notebook and then typed into three other apps, or lost. Hold the meeting here and it lands where it belongs.

What comes out of a meeting
The meeting anyone joins by link no account needed What you agreed becomes tasks, with owners Dates you set become milestones Extra work agreed becomes a line on the bill Nobody types up the notes. Coming soon — meetings run inside Nexcubator, so what comes out of them lands on the job it belongs to.
Anyone outside your company joins with a link. No account, nothing to install.

Nobody takes minutes

What you agreed becomes tasks with owners, dates become milestones, and extra work agreed becomes a line on the bill.

Outsiders just join

Customers and suppliers click a link. They do not need an account with us, and you do not need to send them one.

It is attached to the job

The meeting sits on the job or the customer it was about, so a year later you can see why something changed.

The difference, in three places

What normally goes wrong, and what happens instead.

1

Writing it up

Today

Somebody types the notes into the project tool, the customer record and an email. Usually two of the three.

Here

It is already written down, against the thing it was about.

2

Remembering what was agreed

Today

“I thought we said…” Six weeks later, nobody can prove it either way.

Here

What was agreed is on the record, with the date and who was there.

3

Charging for extra work

Today

Agreed on a call, never reached finance, left off the bill. Asking later is an awkward conversation.

Here

The moment it is agreed it is on the job, so it is on the next bill.

Start with whichever part hurts most

You do not have to move everything at once. Most people start with getting bills out.

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