Nº 24 · Integrations
Connect Fireflies to SIGNL
Transcripts from Fireflies meetings, ready for call scoring. See what syncs, where it stops and how to set it up.
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What it does
Calls whose recording link is a Fireflies meeting link get their transcript from your Fireflies account, with speakers and timestamps, ready for call scoring. Read only: SIGNL never changes anything in Fireflies.
Early use: Not yet checked against a live Fireflies key.
What syncs
What it covers
4- Transcripts from Fireflies meeting links
- Speaker-labelled, timestamped turns
- Daily import of new links
- Never overwrites a pasted transcript
What it does not do
- SIGNL never changes anything in Fireflies. It reads a transcript only when a call's recording link is a Fireflies meeting link.
Set it up
Connect in SIGNL
- In Fireflies, open Settings, Developer settings, and copy your API key. Use the account that records the calls: the key only sees meetings that account can see.
- Paste it here and save. SIGNL checks it with the provider before calling it connected.
- Connected and proven: SIGNL has used it successfully.
Questions people ask
What does SIGNL receive from Fireflies?
From Fireflies: Transcripts from Fireflies meeting links, Speaker-labelled, timestamped turns, Daily import of new links, Never overwrites a pasted transcript. Data moves one way, into SIGNL.
How do I set up the connection to Fireflies?
It takes 3 steps, listed above. The first: In Fireflies, open Settings, Developer settings, and copy your API key. Use the account that records the calls: the key only sees meetings that account can see.
Where does the connection to Fireflies stop?
Here is where the Fireflies connection stops. SIGNL never changes anything in Fireflies. It reads a transcript only when a call's recording link is a Fireflies meeting link.
How ready is the connection to Fireflies?
Early use: the Fireflies connection is built and switched on. Not yet checked against a live Fireflies key.
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