New for desktop
Meeting notes have evolved.
Meet Continuum Dock.
Dock sits at the edge of your screen, ready the moment your meeting starts. One click and you’re in, with your client’s consent on record before transcription ever begins. Hit stop, and the follow-up starts building itself.
One step further
Meeting notes kept getting better.
Dock changes where they happen.
From writing by hand, to bots, to botless capture. Dock takes the next step.
01 · By hand
Taking notes means looking away
Notetaker has joined the meeting
02 · A bot on the call
Your client meets the bot first
03 · Botless capture
Nothing joins your calls
04 · Today · Dock
Always ready.
Consent on record.
Always there
Your meeting controls, always within reach
Dock stays on your desktop throughout the meeting, so the controls you need are always right there.
Get a reminder before your next meeting and start capturing in a click.
Pause for personal or sensitive moments, then resume when you’re ready.
Know your audio is being captured. See your microphone and computer audio as you record.
Works wherever the meeting is
Zoom
Microsoft Teams
Google Meet
Webex
Phone calls
In person
Active consent
Consent your clients can see.
A record you can stand behind.
Dock makes consent part of the meeting flow. Share a clear consent message with your clients. Each client’s agreement is logged with the date, and the record is kept in Continuum.
Asked before the first word is transcribed
Logged with the date on each client’s contact
Visible on the meeting afterwards, for you and your compliance team
Client consent
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Mark clients who agreed to Continuum capturing this meeting.
Margaret Chen
Oct 12
David Chen
Try it right here
A client meeting with
Dock, start to finish.
See how Dock takes you from an upcoming meeting to capture, consent, and finished notes without breaking your flow.
FAQ
Questions advisors ask
What is Continuum Dock?
Does anything join my meeting?
How does consent work?
Which meeting apps does it work with?
What happens with back-to-back meetings?
Do I have to keep Dock on screen?
