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Caret is built around a few core concepts that help you manage meetings, collaborate with your team, and leverage AI-powered suggestions.

Workspaces

A Workspace is your team’s shared environment. It’s the hub for all meetings, settings, and shared knowledge.
  • Shared Knowledge: All members can contribute to a central knowledge base.
  • Team Settings: Configure shared prompts, integration mappings, and automations.
  • Member Roles: Manage access with Owner and Member roles.
You can create or join multiple workspaces to separate different teams or projects.

Meetings

A Meeting is the central unit of data in Caret. Every call includes:
  • Transcript: A full, speaker-identified text record.
  • Summary: AI-generated highlights and action items.
  • Analysis: Key data points and feedback.
  • Recording: The audio record of the conversation.

Folders

Folders help you organize meetings by team, project, or topic.
  • Organization: Keep your workspace clean by grouping related meetings.
  • Automation: Apply specific Summary Templates to folders for consistent notes.
  • Permissions: Control visibility at the folder level.

Permissions

Caret provides granular control over who can access meeting data.
  • Private: Visible only to the meeting creator.
  • Workspace: Accessible to everyone in the workspace.
  • Public Link: Viewable by anyone with the link (useful for external sharing).
Public links bypass authentication—use them carefully when sharing sensitive data.

Live Assistant & Skills

The Live Assistant is the interface that appears during calls. It uses Skills to provide real-time guidance.
  • Skills: Automated helpers that trigger based on live conversation events.
  • Triggers: Conditions like keywords, time intervals, or talk balance that activate a skill.
  • Nudges: Non-intrusive alerts that appear at the top of your screen.

Knowledge Base

The Knowledge Base stores the information Caret uses to provide context during calls.
  • Cue Cards: Ready-to-use answers for common questions or topics.
  • Past Insights: High-quality responses or context from previous meetings.
  • Reference Meetings: Key meetings that serve as examples or documentation.

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