Meeting templates no longer need a draft version. You open a template and change it directly. Sally saves every change automatically, but only puts it live when you click Publish. Until then your meetings keep using the published version.
Creating a draft, picking a version number and clicking Save are gone. Sally counts the version up on its own when you publish.
The Sally app on Android now notices when a recording stays silent. If Sally gets nothing but silence from the microphone for 30 seconds, she warns you right away instead of recording a silent hour.
The most common cause is another app using the microphone at the same time, for example a phone or video call on the same device. Android then mutes Sally's recording without stopping it.
Your agenda can now come straight from a document. Upload the minutes of the last meeting, a prepared agenda or a quote, and Sally suggests the items she finds in it. Next to the invitation and the last meeting of the series, this is the third way to fill an agenda without typing.
Sally only suggests what looks like an agenda item. Appendices and housekeeping notes come unticked, so you take over exactly what you need.
Sign-in only via SSO no longer locks everyone out when your identity provider fails. With emergency access, owners and admins select a few people who can then sign in with their Sally password and a two-factor code while the identity provider is unavailable.
That way someone can always reach Sally during an outage and, if needed, switch off sign-in only via SSO for everyone. Every use of emergency access is emailed to all owners.
A click in the consent email no longer decides on its own: participants now confirm their choice on a separate page. Many companies have every link in an incoming email opened automatically to check it. Opening the page changes nothing, so the decision always comes from the participant, not from a mail filter.
On top of that, the privacy notice now goes to every participant, and Sally shows on the appointment who objected to the recording.
Sally now notices when the password of her Teams or Zoom account has expired, and tells you right away. If Microsoft or Zoom asks for a new password, Sally can no longer sign in with the account you stored for her and can't join meetings that require this sign-in.
Sally detects this on the first failed join. Owners and admins learn about it straight away and can fix it in a few steps.
Summaries now tell you when their meeting template has changed. As soon as someone publishes a new version of a template, the template field of an existing summary shows New version, and one click on the update icon brings the summary up to date.
Existing summaries keep the version they were written with until you decide otherwise. Nothing changes behind your back, and you still get the improved structure whenever you want it.
Plan your meeting with an agenda, and Sally tells you afterwards what came of each item: whether it was discussed, what the outcome was and where in the recording it was talked about.
That way you see at a glance what got done and what is still open, without listening to the whole recording again. You write the agenda by hand or take it over from the invitation or from the last meeting of the series.
Your employees can now sign in to Sally through your own identity provider: connect Keycloak, Okta, OneLogin, Auth0 or any other provider that speaks OpenID Connect, and they use their company account instead of a separate Sally password.
Multi-factor authentication, password rules and account blocks stay where they already are, in your identity provider. On top of that, you can make SSO or Microsoft the only way into Sally for a verified domain, so nobody gets around your policies with a Sally password.
Webhooks now tell you which section of your meeting template an entry belongs to. With version 3.1, every entry in sections carries the name of its section as you set it in the meeting template, for example "Risks", plus the ID of that section.
Existing webhooks stay on 3.0 and do not get the new fields until you switch them yourself.
Sally now connects with HR4YOU: the results of your applicant interviews go straight to the matching applicant or company in your HR4YOU system.
Instead of retyping notes after an interview, you write the summary to the applicant's history, upload it as a document or create a follow-up, in one click. Every member of the organization account connects with their own HR4YOU login, so entries in HR4YOU always carry the name of the person who sent them.
Record the next meeting right away: after you tap Upload, the Sally app now goes straight back to the list of recordings. The upload continues in the background under Pending uploads.
So an upload no longer holds you up when meetings follow each other closely. And if you would rather send a recording later, for example at the end of the day, you can now do that too.
New on the Zoom App Marketplace: since October 16, 2026, Sally is available as an app on the Zoom App Marketplace. You can find her right in the Zoom desktop app and add her from there.
Only the route through the Marketplace is new. Connecting Sally to Zoom was already possible, and that does not change.
Folders can now change hands: every folder has exactly one Manager, and you can now pass that role on to a colleague in your organization. Folders you no longer need, you simply leave.
Until now, a folder stayed with the person who created it. Now your team keeps working with its folders, for example when a project changes hands or someone leaves the company.
More control over your recordings: owners and admins can now decide who is allowed to delete recordings in their organization. Until now, anyone with access to a recording could delete it for every participant.
This is useful if recordings have to be kept, for example for documentation, or if you want to make sure nobody deletes a recording by mistake.
Confluence without the manual export: Sally can now file your meetings in Confluence on her own. After each meeting, an automation creates a new page with the summary and adds it beneath a parent page you pick in advance, such as a customer's meeting notes page.
Tags decide which meetings go where, so every customer call is filed under the right customer without anyone having to think about it.
Every plan now includes all five transcription models: whether you are on Starter, Pro or Enterprise, you can pick Jade v1, Jade v2, Opal v1, Topaz v1 and Topaz v2.
Until now your plan decided which models you could choose. Now the only question is which model fits your recordings.
More room for video and transcript: the full screen view of the transcript has been reworked. The video grows as you drag the divider, the speakers sit right below it, and a double-click on any word plays the recording from exactly that point.
This helps most when you listen back to a long meeting and correct the transcript as you go.
Billing address and tax ID, right in Sally: Edit invoice information in the payment settings now opens a form inside Sally. You no longer need the Stripe customer portal to change the details on your invoices.
Until now, the same button took you to Stripe, and adding a tax ID there took seven steps. Now the address and the tax ID sit together in one form that you fill in and save.
One pause for the whole group: in a group recording, the host now pauses every device at once with Pause group and resumes them all together with Resume group.
If your meeting alternates between the whole group and smaller breakout groups, you no longer have to stop the recording. Nothing said during the pause becomes part of the recording.
From summary to next step: meeting templates now have three new section types. Table, Follow-up appointment and Email deliver structured results that you can work with right away, instead of plain text.
A table with columns you define collects open items with owner and due date, the same way in every meeting. An agreed follow-up meeting becomes an appointment or a calendar file in one click. And the follow-up email is already drafted, with recipients, subject and body.
Sections in meeting templates can do more: small talk and private topics are now set in the template, a section can stay inside your organization, and sections from the library stay linked to their entry.
You decide per template and per section instead of with one setting for every summary, and you maintain shared sections in one place.
You decide whether Sally may judge individual people: the new Assessment limits card in the meeting assistant blocks assessments of individual people for your whole organization.
Organizations with a works council often need this. Until now, anyone could write an instruction that asked Sally to rate how a participant performed, behaved or felt, and Ask Sally answered such questions as well. With the limit turned on, Sally sticks to what was said.
Hybrid meetings, sorted: when several people share one room and one device, you can now set the meeting to Hybrid so Sally tells their voices apart and gives each person their own name, instead of one shared room name 🚀
Until now, everyone in the room reached the transcript under a single name, because the room is one participant in the meeting. Now you choose Hybrid, several people share a room on the appointment. Sally then separates the voices from the room, so the summary and the quotes land with the right person.
Sally no longer waits in the lobby of the same recurring meeting week after week. If nobody admits her from the waiting room three times in a row, she pauses herself for that series.
Until now, Sally kept joining every appointment of a series, even if nobody had let her in for weeks. The pause only stops her from joining, your recording settings for these appointments stay as they are.
Bring Sally back into a running meeting: if Sally left too early, Join again sends her back while the appointment is still running. If there is already a recording, you decide what happens to it.
This helps when someone removed Sally by mistake or she left automatically during a short break. The rest of the conversation still ends up in your transcript and summary, and nothing gets deleted unless you choose to.
The Sally API and the MCP server can do more: summaries and transcripts now come as finished files, tasks carry their category, and your AI assistant can search what was actually said in a meeting.
If you build Sally into your own tools or work with Sally through an AI assistant, you need fewer workarounds. You no longer turn JSON into documents yourself, and a topic that is missing from the summary is no longer lost, because the transcript can now be searched as well.
The Sally Public API is live: everything Sally captures about a meeting is now available as JSON, ready to build straight into your own tools 🚀
The recording and its transcript, the AI summary split into the sections of your meeting template, the tasks that came out of the conversation and the people who were there, all through one REST API. And it has its own section in the Help Center now, with a quickstart, guides and a full reference.
Turn every task suggestion into a real task in one go: the new Accept tasks button in the report collects all suggestions from the summary in one list, already selected. You check each row, adjust what you need and create them all with a single click.
Categories then keep your task list in order. Sally suggests a category for each task, and you group and filter your list by category, status and responsible person, so the right work is always in front of you.
One benchmark, as many meeting templates as you need: under Applies to you now choose between All meetings and Only selected meeting templates, and you can pick any number of templates.
Until now a benchmark applied either to all meetings or to exactly one meeting template. Now one benchmark covers every template where the same requirement matters, discovery calls, demos and follow-ups for instance.
Copy the whole transcript in one click: the transcript bar now has a copy icon that puts the complete transcript on your clipboard.
Until now you could only copy one text block at a time. Now a single click is enough to paste the full conversation into an email, a document or another tool.
Professional secrecy is here: anyone bound by § 203 StGB can have their data stored separately from all other customers 🚀
Lawyers, notaries, doctors, psychotherapists and tax advisors answer to a chamber that wants to know where their client data sits. From today you can request that answer yourself, in the privacy settings, and Sally moves your account to a server that holds professional secrecy holders only.
The Sally Recorder is on the Mac: the app that records meetings straight on your computer now comes in a macOS version 🚀
Since Sally 2.0 the Recorder has been running on Windows. From today there is a second version, for macOS 12 or newer, on Apple Silicon and on Intel alike. Both come from the same download page in Sally, and the page marks the one that fits the machine you are sitting at.
All tasks of a meeting now go to Microsoft Planner in one step. From the Tasks section, Sally creates a separate Planner task for every task she recognized, each with its own plan, bucket, assignees, due date and priority.
And whether you send one task or all of them, every Planner task can now have several assignees, just like in Planner itself.
You can now assign your organization account to a Sally partner yourself. If you use Sally with your own online subscription and want a partner to set it up, support your team and bill your licenses, all you need is their partner number. You send the request right from Sally, and the partner accepts it.
Your data, members and licenses stay exactly as they are. Before you send anything, Sally shows you what changes once the partner accepts.
Sally now shows who was actually in your meeting. After the meeting, Sally compares the recording with the participant list of the appointment and marks every person as Attended or Not attending, right next to their invitation status.
That way you see at a glance whether someone who accepted did not show up, without going through the recording.
A single wrong DNS answer no longer costs you your domain verification. Sally checks the TXT record of every verified domain once a day and asks each name server responsible for your domain directly. If the record is missing, Sally quietly checks again before anything changes.
Auto-join, Sign in only via Microsoft and Sign-in only via SSO keep working, even if your DNS provider has a short hiccup.
You put your summary together yourself: with meeting templates you decide which sections it has, in which order they appear and what Sally writes in each one 🚀
A daily needs blockers, a sales call needs the customer's requirements, an interview needs the candidate's answers. Instead of one format for everything, you build your own for every kind of meeting. Sally then fills it in for every recording exactly the way you set it up.
Tags are here: you can label your meetings and recordings with your own color-coded keywords 🚀
Customer, onboarding, internal: the tag sits on the meeting, and everyone in your company works from the same list. Sally can also set a tag herself, whenever a word you defined appears in the meeting title.
Ask Sally is here: the chat you can ask anything about your meetings 🚀
You know something was discussed, but not in which meeting. You want to know what is coming up this week, or which tasks are still open. Instead of opening transcripts and hunting down appointments, you just ask, and Sally looks through your recordings, appointments and tasks.
Two new things for Zoom: Sally reads your scheduled Zoom meetings directly from Zoom, and she can join them signed in with her own Zoom account 🚀
If you schedule in Zoom instead of a classic calendar, you no longer need a detour through Outlook or Google. And because Zoom keeps tightening its checks on automated participants, a dedicated account gets Sally past the waiting room.
Sally now works inside Claude: you can add Sally as a custom connector in your Claude account 🚀
Once the connector is in place, you ask about your meetings inside a Claude conversation. What was decided last week, which follow-ups are still open, or the key points of the call you are about to walk into.
Another powerful integration is here: you can now connect Bitrix24 with Sally AI! 🚀
From now on, you can turn meeting insights into tasks, task comments, or notes in Bitrix24 with just one click, linked directly to the right Lead, Contact, Company, or Deal. No more copy-paste between your meetings and your CRM.
Sally AI lives inside ChatGPT now. 🤖
You can now connect Sally AI to ChatGPT through the native Apps directory and pull your meetings, summaries, decisions, and transcripts into any conversation.
Another powerful integration is here: you can now connect Pipedrive with Sally AI! 🚀
From now on, you can turn meeting insights into notes, meetings, or tasks in Pipedrive with just one click, linked directly to the right Lead, Deal, Contact, or Organization. No more copy-paste between your meetings and your CRM.
Webhook payloads now include Sally user IDs. 🔗
The new V2.2 schema is the default for all newly created Sally webhooks. It adds a userId to every attendee and a new top-level users array, so your automation can unambiguously link a transcript to a Sally account, even when an appointment has no calendar binding and the email is missing.
Recording files are now accessible on Android. 📱
The latest version of the Sally Android app keeps your .pcm recording files in a dedicated SallyRecordings folder for two months, so you can always grab them, listen back, or forward them to support if an upload fails.
Sally now syncs Microsoft 365 room calendars. 🏢
You can now connect Microsoft 365 Rooms to Sally and have appointments booked in your meeting rooms appear directly in the platform, just like personal calendar events.
Verify your domain once, onboard every colleague automatically. 🛡️
You can now prove ownership of your company domain in Sally with a single DNS TXT record. Once a domain is verified, Auto-Join routes every new sign-up on that domain straight into your existing organization, instead of creating an isolated mini-account.
Your meetings, directly in your favorite AI tool. 🤖
With the new Sally MCP Connector, you can query your appointments, recordings, summaries, and transcripts straight from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, or any other client that speaks the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Bring order to your meetings. 📁
Sort your recordings into folders, build your own structure with sub-folders, and share selected folders with individual people or whole teams.
Integration governance, centralized. 🛡️
As an Owner or Admin, you can now decide which integrations your users are allowed to connect in Sally, straight from the settings. New connections to blocked tools are prevented, existing ones are paused without being deleted.
One click to sign in. 🔑
Sally now supports Single Sign-On with Microsoft, Google, and Apple. No separate Sally password required, and Microsoft 365 admins can approve access for the whole tenant in one step.
Protect your Sally account with an extra layer of security. 🔐
Enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) to require a one-time code from an authenticator app every time you sign in.
You can now mark calendar events as private, and Sally will respect it.
If you set a meeting as "private" in your calendar, Sally will automatically skip it and not join. This gives you full control over which meetings Sally attends.
Full control over what gets deleted and when, now for each data type separately. ✨
Set individual retention periods for transcripts, audio & video, summaries, appointments, and log data. Each one on its own schedule.
Add hundreds of vocabulary entries at once, with a simple Excel upload. ✨
No more adding terms one by one. Download the template, fill in your vocabulary, upload the file, and you're done.
Sally can now improve your prompts for you, powered by AI. ✨
Introducing Ask Sally: describe what you want to change, and Sally rewrites your Custom Insight prompt instantly, no prompt-writing expertise needed.
The Slack integration is here! 🎉
Share meeting insights from Sally with just one click directly into Slack channels or direct messages, without ever leaving the platform.
The awork integration is here! 🎉
Turn meeting insights from Sally into tasks, comments, or time entries in awork with just one click, directly from your meeting summary.
More control over your downloads! ✍️
You can now choose the font of your exported documents, for a consistent look that matches your style or your company.
New: Prompt Templates for Custom Insights are here! 🎉
No more starting from scratch, Sally now comes with ready-made prompt templates for the most common use cases. Just pick one, customize if needed, and you're done. ⚡
The Notion integration is here! 🎉
Turn meeting summaries from Sally into structured Notion pages with just one click and save even more time. 📚
Another powerful integration is here: you can now connect Odoo with Sally AI! 🚀
From now on, you can turn meeting insights into to-dos, activities, or chat messages in Odoo with just one click. No more copy-paste between your meetings and ERP system.
You can now download summaries and transcripts as Markdown (.md). 🎉
This makes it easier to reuse meeting documentation in documentation systems, knowledge bases, developer workflows, or AI pipelines.
You can now download individual sections of your meeting summary separately. Exactly the way you need them.
Only need the detected tasks as a PDF?
Want to document just the decisions of a meeting as a Word file, without exporting the entire summary?
Now you can.
Page numbers are now available for exported reports! 📄
You can now choose whether your Sally meeting reports should include page numbers or not.
You can now easily add invite@sally.io to your recurring meetings.
This means: Set it up once, and Sally will automatically join every occurrence in the series. 🎉
Assigning speakers in transcripts and summaries is now easier than ever. 🎉
Instead of manually editing names in the text, you can simply select the correct speaker from a dropdown list.
We’ve continued improving Sally in February, with updates that bring more clarity, more international flexibility, and even greater control.
Here’s an overview of what’s new:
Sally is now even more international: We support over 99 languages for transcription.
You can now configure in the privacy settings how participants are notified before a meeting with Sally:
Many of you have been asking for it, and now it’s finally live.
Sally can now be connected directly with Monday, making your meetings even more actionable.
We’ve just released a new feature that gives you full control over how your meeting summaries are generated. Instead of receiving a one-size-fits-all recap, you can now fine-tune exactly what Sally should capture, and what should be left out.
More clarity. More collaboration. More insights.
Our meeting summaries are about to get a major update, focused on clarity, teamwork, and user experience.
Here’s your first look at what’s coming:
The Confluence integration makes it easy to document and share meeting results with your team:
Many of you have asked, we delivered: the Jira & Confluence integration is finally here! 🚀
From now on, you can turn meeting insights into tickets, pages, or comments with just one click. No more copy-paste, no more manual work.
Time tracking just got easier: the brand-new timeBuzzer integration is here! ⏱️
Turn your meeting insights into accurate time entries, directly from Sally, with a single click. No more switching tools, no more double entry.
Clear meetings deserve clear execution.
With Sally’s Asana integration, tasks and responsibilities discussed during meetings are automatically transferred into your project structure. Exactly where your team works.
You asked for more, and here it is: the brand-new Sally AI models are live! 🚀
Smarter, faster, more accurate, with up to 96.8% transcription accuracy. Say goodbye to misunderstandings and hello to clearer meeting insights.
Technical decisions shouldn’t live in meeting notes.
With our Azure DevOps integration, key outcomes from your meetings are automatically converted into structured work items, and embedded directly into your development workflow.
Customer conversations are valuable, but only if they’re properly documented.
With our HubSpot integration, meeting summaries and transcripts are automatically synced to your CRM, ensuring every interaction is captured where it belongs.
With our new Trello integration, key insights from your transcripts can now be transformed into cards automatically, right on the correct board.
Your meetings don’t live in isolation, and now neither does Sally. With our Zapier integration, you can connect Sally to over 8,000 apps and automate your workflows without writing a single line of code.
Global teams need shared understanding, not language friction.
With this update, you can now translate transcripts and summaries directly within Sally, making international collaboration smoother and more efficient.
Precision is everything when it comes to documentation. We’ve upgraded our AI models to deliver more accurate transcriptions and sharper, more focused summaries, with significantly improved context recognition.
Not every meeting originates from your connected calendar.
You can now manually add external online meetings to Sally by simply pasting the meeting link, giving you full flexibility over which sessions get documented.
As your meeting volume grows, structure becomes critical.
With our new centralized storage system, all recorded and uploaded meetings are now managed in one clear, organized database.
Collaboration should be simple, especially after the meeting ends.
You can now share meeting summaries and transcripts via link, giving you a faster and more flexible way to keep everyone aligned.
Great meetings lead to clear outcomes and now you can take them with you.
In addition to transcripts, Sally summaries can now be downloaded as files for archiving, sharing, or further processing.
Your meeting assistant should represent your company, not ours.
With full branding customization, Sally’s meeting bot now integrates seamlessly into your corporate identity.
Every team listens differently. Every role needs different insights.
With custom prompts, Sally now adapts your summaries to exactly what matters most to you.
Work doesn’t stop at language barriers, and neither should your documentation.
Sally now supports over 35 languages, making international collaboration smoother and more reliable than ever.
Not every conversation happens in a scheduled online meeting. With this update, you can now upload recorded audio or video files directly to Sally and automatically convert them into structured transcripts.
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