Spotting the tasks
The “To-Do List” mode specialises in finding and preparing tasks. While other output formats capture the full context, this mode filters out irrelevant information and focuses only on the concrete next steps.
- No filler – Scriptli ignores small talk and introductions. What’s left are the concrete tasks.
- Ready to use – The AI phrases each item so it can go straight into tools like Trello, Notion or Outlook.
- Precise extraction – Even when a task is hidden in the deepest dialect (“Du, chönntsch du no churz d’Reka-Unterlage checke?”), Scriptli turns it into a clean “Check the Reka documents”.
Example output
Marketing–IT collaboration
- Establish shared goals and a roadmap to increase transparency.
- Set clear rules for data handling and system purchases.
- Use business analysts as the central interface for mapping processes.
- Involve all relevant stakeholders (e.g. finance) in planning early on.
Process & data management
- Establish a domain-owner model to avoid data silos.
- Ensure legal requirements are met when building the data inventory.
- Introduce a three-month lead time for marketing campaigns to allow better preparation.
IT & project management
- Recruit business analysts with domain expertise to map processes better.
- Prioritise sustainable digitalisation over quick one-off solutions.
- Hybrid model: use agile roadmaps with fixed resource planning in the portfolio.
When is this output ideal?
When all you need from a meeting are the action items:
- Quick check-ins – In a fast stand-up, lots of tasks get handed out. Scriptli records who does what by when.
- After a phone call – Record your thoughts in Swiss German on the way to your next appointment and let Scriptli write the checklist.
- Voice to task – Use your phone as a dictaphone for your daily planning.