What is the 'Minutes Builder'?

The Minute Builder allows you to quickly record meeting notes and produce a professional document once published. 

1. You can launch the Minute builder once the Agenda has been set from the Meeting section of your Group by clicking on the letter 'M'.

2. You can also access the Minute builder in MeetSpace.

4. The Minute Builder will come pre populated with meeting location, date and time. It will automatically attach the minutes of the last meeting. 

5. The topics from the Agenda will also pre populate in the Minute Builder in the same format.  The Minute Builder allows you to rearrange topics easily with click and drag feature.  

6. You can also turn on 'attendance record' so meeting Attendees, Apologies & Absentees are recorded on the Minutes document

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