Meeting notes and decisions
Remember what was actually decided.
The decision matters more than the minutes. Send Stashy the outcome the moment a meeting ends, and ask for it when it comes up again.
Why it matters
Most meeting decisions live only in someone's memory or a wall of notes nobody re-reads. A one-line message to Stashy — what was decided, by whom — turns the outcome into something you can recall months later when the question resurfaces.
Messages you might send
Remember: the team agreed to ship the new pricing on 20th June.
Who approved the budget increase for the Q3 campaign?
What did we decide about the vendor contract on 10th June?
What Stashy can remember
- The decision or outcome in one line
- Who made or approved it
- The project or topic it relates to
- The date it was decided
Common questions
Do I need to write full meeting minutes?
No. A single line about the decision and who made it is enough. Stashy keeps it recallable without you maintaining formal notes.
Can Stashy tell me who made a decision?
Yes, if you include the person when you save it. You can then ask who decided something and Stashy returns the saved context.
Let Stashy remember meeting notes and decisions.
Send it once in the chat you already use, then ask for it later when the question comes back up.