Extract Action Items from Arabic Text
Turn Arabic minutes, emails or notes into a list of tasks with owners and deadlines. Anything not stated stays unassigned instead of being guessed.
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Extract tasks from Arabic minutes, notes or email threads into a list with owners and deadlines. Anything not stated stays “unassigned” — never guessed.
For recorded meetings, the meeting notes tool cites the moment in the audio behind every task.
Who it is for
Meeting minutes
Who owns what, and by when.
Client emails
Scattered requests in one list.
Project management
Tasks ready to move into your tracker.
Contracts
Obligations and dates in a table.
How it works
- Paste the text.
- Tasks are extracted with their owners and dates where stated.
- Anything not stated is marked unassigned.
Frequently asked questions
Does it invent deadlines?
No. A date that is not in the text is not in the result.
Can I use it on audio?
Use the meeting notes tool: it transcribes first, then extracts, citing each moment.
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