Buzzni Signs Supply Contract With Accounting Firm Changcheon for AI Meeting Minutes Service 'Knoi'
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Buzzni announced on the 20th that it had signed a supply contract with accounting firm Changcheon for its AI meeting minutes service, 'Knoi.'
Knoi supports meeting recording, summarization, and sharing with a single click without any separate setup, and after adoption Changcheon has been able to automatically link call recordings and document customer communication records in real time.
Buzzni said Knoi's application scope is expanding from individual users to enterprise-level adoption, and that this latest contract has extended it into the accounting and tax services sector.
Buzzni announced on the 20th that it had signed a supply contract with accounting firm Changcheon for its AI meeting minutes service, 'Knoi.' Buzzni said 'Knoi' supports meeting recording, summarization, and sharing with a single click, without any separate setup.
Buzzni said that, based on Knoi's convenience, enterprise-wide adoption is spreading across multiple sectors in addition to individual users. Under this trend, the latest contract has expanded Knoi's application scope into the accounting and tax services sector, where customer counseling and documentation work account for a large share of the workload.
The accounting and tax services sector involves a high volume of customer counseling and documentation work, and Changcheon also handles many calls with client companies because of the nature of its business. As a result, after adopting Knoi, Changcheon has been able to automatically link call recordings.
After adopting Knoi, accountants can document customer communication records in real time. These documented records can then be used for work purposes.
Buzzni explained that Knoi's meeting summary quality was highly regarded during Changcheon's adoption process. A Buzzni official cited Knoi's key strength as the quality of its summaries, which accurately capture the specialized terminology and flow of conversations in accounting and consulting work.
Buzzni said Knoi recognizes more than 18 types of conversation scenarios, including business meetings, consultations, interviews, and board meetings, and that it is more than just a service that converts speech to text. The company said the service first categorizes various business conversation types, then uses AI to structure the content by speaker, automatically extracts key decisions, and summarizes even large volumes of meeting and consultation content in a way that reflects context.
Buzzni said demand for adoption based on these capabilities is strong. Nam Sang-hyup, CEO of Buzzni, said companies like accounting firm Changcheon that respond quickly to change and proactively innovate their work methods are the most active in adopting AI meeting minutes regardless of industry, and added that the company plans to continue developing Knoi so it can help adoption companies secure both productivity and competitiveness at the same time.
Source: IT DAILY · Yang Seung-gap
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