austinball

when i'm making sales calls at work, i hate having to write down important stuff during the call and then manually store it all in my computer afterwards. does anybody else have this problem? or know of something that would make this easier?

thanks,

austin

sohguanh

Well I guess phone recording, jot down important points on paper are the solutions isn't it ? Unless the phone recording software is so intelligent it is able to "jot down the important points" for you and you just do a playback afterwards to hear the important points ?

I believe despite IT advancement and smart-phone rising popularity, some tasks are still best done by the tested and traditional way.

CarletonTorpin

What about an app that only records one side of the conversation (your own voice). This recording could be triggered whenever you hold down the side (volume, camera, etc) button on the phone. So, as you're talking about thing and you repeat important notes back to your client you can simply hold down the side button while you're talking and those will be recorded into a voice memo when you're done. Let go of the side button when you're done saying the part that needs to be recorded.

Once the conversation is finished, the app could automatically generate a text-based writeup of the notes you made along with a timestamp for when you said them.

Sounds good to me. I could certainly use this app.