The template will be copied to your "My Project" section. Click "Edit" at the top right of the Flowbot.
Step 2: Configure the App Trigger

Click "When the meeting ends."
Set up the linked account and action.
Note: For the linked account, enter the Client ID and Client Secret of the account you want to connect.
You can set any title and account name, but make sure to select "When the meeting ends" as the action.

Click "Next" to set up the API connection for the app trigger.
- Trigger interval: Set as desired.
- Email address: Specify the email address of the target Zoom account.
Run a test, and if it’s successful, save the settings.
Step 3: Retrieve meeting recording information

Click "Get Meeting Recording Information."Configure the linked account and action.
The title and account are optional, but for the action, be sure to select "Get Meeting Recording Information.
"*Note: To retrieve Zoom recording information, the meeting data must be cloud-recorded. Cloud recording is limited to specific Zoom plans, so please be aware of this. See here for details.

After setting up, please click "Next."
Then, configure the details.

User's Email Address: Please specify the email address of your Zoom account.Meeting ID: Click "When a meeting ends" in the output and select "Meeting ID."*Explanation: By configuring as described above, the Meeting ID will be automatically referenced when a meeting is held on Zoom.Perform a test, and if successful, save it.
Step 4: Download the Meeting Recording File

Click "Download Meeting Recording File.
Configure the linked account and action. The title and account are optional, but for the action, be sure to select "Download Meeting Recording File.

After setting up, click "Next."
Configure the API connection settings.

Download URL: Click "Get Meeting Recording Information" in the output and select "Download URL (M4A).
*Explanation: By configuring as described above, the download URL for the recording information will be automatically referenced when a meeting ends on Zoom.
Perform a test, and if successful, save it.
Step 5: Transcribe the Audio Data

Click "Transcribe Audio Data."
Configure the action.

You can select either 30, 60, or 90 minutes for the transcription duration, in either Japanese or English, depending on your purpose.Once configured, click "Next."Set the details as shown in the image.
For how to attach the file, select either "Use acquired value" or "Downloaded file" from the dropdown menu.Perform a test, and if successful, save it.
Step 6: Store the Transcription Results

Click "Store Transcription Results."

Configure the linked account and action.
The title and account are optional, but for the action, be sure to select "Create a page.
"Click "Next" to configure the API connection settings.Database ID: Specify the database to which you want to link the page.
The Database ID can be obtained from the URL. The URL format is "www.notion.so/{databaseID}?v=xxxxxxxx".
Title Property Name: Enter the column name of the title property, such as "Name".

Page Title: Click "When a meeting ends" in the output and select "Topic."
*Explanation: By configuring as described above, the Zoom meeting topic can be automatically used as the Notion page title.

Content: Click "Transcribe Audio Data" in the output and select "Analysis Result."
*Explanation: By configuring as described above, the transcribed results can be automatically used as the content in Notion.
Perform a test, and if successful, save it.Congratulations! This completes the flow for "Transcribing meeting content and storing it in Notion!!"