Three seconds to change your mind
The panel wakes up when the call connects and counts down from three. Press Cancel and nothing is transcribed.
We start listening in three seconds.
Cancel, don't listenA desktop app that sits beside your phone system during the call, and a web app where you run the team, the documentation and the settings.
Sign up on sammera.com, name the organisation and invite the team. The free trial starts here.
Import the files you already have, or write new pages in the editor.
The questions every call should cover. Sammera gives you a starting set, and you change it freely.
Each person installs the Windows app, signs in and picks where the caller is heard from.
The panel floats on top of whatever you work in. Move it, resize it or collapse it when you need the space.
The panel wakes up when the call connects and counts down from three. Press Cancel and nothing is transcribed.
We start listening in three seconds.
Cancel, don't listenYour microphone and the caller's audio are transcribed separately, so the transcript always knows who said what.
The standard questions are shown one by one. Step forward as you cover them, or back if you skipped one.
Press Suggest an answer and Sammera searches your documentation. The steps come back with the page they were taken from. You can also let the panel search by itself a few minutes into every call.
When nothing covers the question, the panel says so. The question is saved as a gap for whoever owns the documentation.
Nothing covers this, so there is no guess. The question is saved as a gap.
Describe the gapWhen the call ends, a summary and a draft for your ticket or CRM are ready to copy.

Transcript, summary and draft together, for as long as your organisation keeps transcripts.

Which pages are used on calls, and which questions had no answer.
The screenshots show made-up calls and people.
Sammera keeps your documentation itself, so the answers on a call come from pages you can read, edit and trust.

Thirty days is long enough to import your documentation, take real calls and see whether the team keeps it on.