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Sana Live: Recording a session

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Written by Disa Roth
Updated over 3 weeks ago

Being able to record the Live sessions is a great way to ensure that the knowledge from the session in saved, enabling users to capture the live interactions and discussions during the session. The recorded session can then be accessed and replayed at a later time.

Recording a Sana Live session can greatly enhance your Sana experience:

  • Time-efficient: You can revisit the recorded session at your convenience, saving time and effort.

  • Inclusive: Those who missed the live session can still access the information.

  • Reference material: The recorded session can serve as a valuable resource for future reference or training.

How to Record a Sana Live

  1. In the scheduling modal, make sure to enable smart transcriptions and summaries

  2. When entering the session, the Sana AI notetaker will ask to join the session, make sure to admit it in the call.

  3. The notetaker will record and transcribe the session automatically

How to view the recording

Via the recap link

You can find the recording in the recap link which is the same as the Sana Live session link. You can open it from:

  • The original calendar event (Google/Outlook) that contained the Sana link

  • The scheduler/session overview in Sana (for facilitators)

Via Manage (facilitators/admins)

If you facilitated or manage content:

  1. Go to Manage > Content

  2. Select the live course

  3. Select Past sessions in the drop down above the session table

  4. Find your session and click on it

  5. Scroll to the bottom and click the 3-dot menu to download or copy link

FAQ

Where can I find my recorded Sana Live sessions?

Through the meeting link, or download your sessions via the content manage page, see above

Can I share my recorded sessions with others?

Yes, you can share your recorded sessions with others by providing them with the link to the recap. The recap link is the same as the Sana live session link.

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