If your transcript hasn’t appeared 15 minutes after the meeting ended, processing may have stalled. Here’s what to check and when to contact support.
After a meeting ends, Klipy processes the captured audio to produce a transcript, summary, and action items. This usually takes a few minutes. If nothing appears 15 minutes after your meeting ended, processing may have stalled.
Screenshot coming soon: Meeting detail page with the transcript stuck on Processing…
Did the notetaker actually join the meeting?
Klipy can only generate a transcript if the notetaker was present and admitted into the meeting. If the bot was left in the waiting room or never joined, there’s no audio to transcribe.Check Meetings in Klipy to see if the meeting is listed. If it doesn’t appear at all, the notetaker likely didn’t join. See why the notetaker might not have joined →
Screenshot coming soon
Screenshot coming soon: Meetings list confirming whether the meeting (and bot) actually appears
Was the meeting very long?
Meetings over 90 minutes may take longer to transcribe due to the volume of audio. If your meeting was unusually long, allow up to 30 minutes before escalating.
Did the meeting end abruptly?
If the call dropped, the host ended it unexpectedly, or audio capture failed on the meeting service side, Klipy may have received incomplete or corrupted audio. In these cases, transcript processing can fail silently.