Your Meeting Just Ended. Here's What Happens Next.

Drag a transcript file into MNP to begin. It accepts .txt, .docx, and .pdf formats.

Select your client from the encrypted local database, or create a new record. Then choose a template that matches the meeting type. Four are built in: Meeting Summary, Client Review, Project Meeting, and Sales Call. The Template Builder creates custom formats with your preferred sections, structure, and styling.

Select a style profile. MNP ships with four options: Professional & Formal, Friendly & Approachable, Technical & Detailed, and Brief & Direct. For notes that match your specific writing voice, the Style Analyzer learns from your existing work. Upload a few writing samples and MNP captures your tone, vocabulary, and sentence patterns.

The result: output that sounds like you wrote it.

After the first session, preferences are saved. Subsequent setups take seconds.

The tokenised transcript, containing no client-identifying information, is sent via encrypted connection to AWS Bedrock in Montreal. I use Claude Opus for its output quality; that model's processing may be routed through US regions, but what reaches any region contains no PII. No data is retained by the AI provider.

MNP generates both a Professional Summary and a Client Email simultaneously. Before the output reaches the editor, a 3-tier quality validation system checks for structural completeness, content accuracy, and contextual consistency. Built-in compliance validation runs against PIPEDA, CIRO, and Law 25 requirements as a safety net.

Processing takes approximately one to two minutes.