Echo Pro · $99/mo add-on
Every meeting, end to end.
Echo Pro runs the full meeting lifecycle for the executive office — from pre-brief to follow-up to institutional memory — so the room can stay in the conversation.
"We're going to hold launch until Platform v4 lands. Risk to Q3 commit is acceptable; pulling forward isn't."
"Confirmed. v4 cutover by Sept 26. I'll own the comms plan to enterprise accounts."
Hold launch until Platform v4 cutover · Sept 26
Owner: Daniel · Approver: Maya · → Verdict #2841
- Decisions2
- Action items5
- Open commitments3
- Drafts queued4
Meeting lifecycle
The whole arc, not just the transcript.
- T-30Pre-briefWalk in already briefed
Last conversation, open commitments, customer history, and proposed talking points — assembled the morning of, not in the elevator.
- LiveCaptureNotes the office actually trusts
Live transcription with speaker attribution, structured into topics. No bot in the meeting — Echo joins through the office, not the calendar invite.
- T+0DecisionsDecisions land as Verdicts
Every decision in the room becomes a tamper-evident entry — owner, rationale, date, downstream commitments — without anyone typing it up.
- T+15Follow-upsDrafts queued, not drafted
Recap email, internal summary, action items per owner — drafted, attributed, and waiting in your approvals queue before you're back at your desk.
- ForeverMemorySearchable in Atlas
Every meeting is queryable by person, project, decision, or quote. The institutional memory of the office, not a folder of transcripts.
Why Echo isn't a notetaker bot
- Joined through the office. No third-party in the calendar invite. Echo is your executive's surface.
- Decisions, not transcripts. Verdict-grade entries with owner, rationale, and audit trail.
- Drafts, not action items. Recap and follow-ups already written, waiting in your approvals queue.
- Memory, not archive. Atlas indexes every meeting by person, project, and decision.
Adds to Helm Office · $99/mo
Stop losing what was decided in the room.
Echo Pro turns on for the whole executive office — no per-attendee licensing, no separate bot accounts.