How does Convo access my StreamYard calls?

Convo runs locally on your computer, capturing StreamYard system audio. It never joins as a visible bot—other participants don't see it. Audio processes on your device before syncing to Microsoft Teams.

Will other people on the StreamYard call know I'm using this?

No. Unlike Fireflies or Otter, Convo doesn't add a "recording bot" to your StreamYard call. It's completely invisible. Only you know it's running.

Will Microsoft Teams channels get spammed with StreamYard summaries?

No. You choose which channels get which meeting types. Internal StreamYard 1:1s can go to DMs, while all-hands go to #general in Microsoft Teams.

Can team members react to StreamYard meeting notes in Microsoft Teams?

Absolutely. Summaries posted to Microsoft Teams are regular messages—people can comment, add emoji reactions, or start threads to discuss specific StreamYard call points.

Does this work with Microsoft Teams private channels?

Yes. Convo respects Microsoft Teams permissions. If only certain people were in the StreamYard meeting, the summary only goes to Microsoft Teams channels they have access to.

Sync StreamYard Meeting Notes to Microsoft Teams | Convo

The problem with manual sync

Your team spends hours each week doing what AI should handle: transcribing StreamYard meetings, extracting action items, updating Microsoft Teams records.

How Convo solves it

Convo turns StreamYard audio into structured data that populates Microsoft Teams automatically. Share meeting notes in Teams channels—all without touching a keyboard.

Join call

AI listens

Processes data

Auto-syncs