Your girlfriend reminds me of this scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smVge5w077g

@Abd Ou Please DM me (I can't DM in the group) and we can set up a call there

@Vedant Heda Please DM me (I can't DM in the group) and we can set up a call there

Hi, @Brend Ehub The use case is for my client to be able to have an onboarding call with a potential customer then use the transcript from that call to develop a proposal to be sent out. Here is the step by step: my client schedules a call on google calendar That then causes n8n to create a meeting for the same time period in zoom n8n then embeds that zoom call link into the google calendar event. 👆This took a maddeningly long time to set up (due to confusing and complex Zoom interface and control requirements), but it's working now. I cannot believe how little information there is available for integrating Zoom and n8n. ======================================== The next step (where I am now and where I need help): I have cloud recording + transcription enabled. Once the Zoom call takes place and completes, the idea is that n8n then is somehow triggered by this fact and gets the transcript to use to generate a proposal based on the contents of the transcript. Here is the high level flow: so Zoom call (transcribed)-->call ends-->n8n informed (either call over signal from Zoom or transcript ready signal from Zoom)-->n8n gets the transcript-->n8n transforms/uses the transcript and LLM to create a proposal. I was on the path of using workflow in Zoom to send notification to n8n to a webhook in n8n. But then I though I'd better just ask if anyone has already done this. I don't care how n8n is triggered, just so long as it is related to the Zoom meeting actually completing and is not manual. I don't care how n8n gets the transcript, just so long as it is in a form I can either use or can transform into a useable form. Useable form means my AI in n8n can read it and understand it. Do you have ideas/ experience here?

@Brend Ehub "“recording.completed” webhook in Zoom" --found this--great input, thanks "then pulling the transcript file into n8n instead of trying to catch it in real time." --now how do you do this step?

I was in the group. They advertised that the group would not exist beyond a week after the course ended. Nate offered a special discount for those who wanted to buy a year subscription in AIS+. After this period, you got a return of your funds (as did I) if you met these conditions: 1. Satisfied the requirements of the challenge (all three working automations submitted on time with a quiz score of 80% or higher) 2. Did NOT take the offer for the year of AIS+ at the discounted rate. Although I don't like that they took down the site, I have to say that it was not a surprise. Further, the whole point of the challenge was to create a new audience for the AIS+ community. So leaving the "mini community" of folks who connected during the challenge would run counter to that objective.

@Kevin Mcmahon Yeah @Apollo Martz put the information out in at least three threads I was following. And it was a huge topic of discussion in these threads. But I appreciate your frustration. I share it. And many shared the same frustration in the threads that advertised the impending shut down. I assume you did not join AIS+ under the terms offered. Image those who did are now together in that community and are still connected. That was the purpose of the challenge. I have a few questions for you if you will permit me: What was your intended goal going in to the challenge? What did you expect as the outcome for you personally? Did you learn absolutely nothing in the process? Did you finish the automations on your own? If not, why not? Where are you stuck? Where are you going from here? What is your plan going forward? Why are you interested in learning this technology?

I would automate taking polls in Skool communities