Notetaker
How to stop ClickUp AI Notetaker joining your meetings
ClickUp's AI Notetaker joins as an attendee and posts a comment introducing itself. A company's admin can change its name and that message.
How it got into your call
- A ClickUp user chose calendars for it to follow, or added it to this one meeting.
- It joins as an attendee and leaves a comment saying what it is.
If it is yours: stop it joining
- Open the meeting in ClickUp's Planner, click the kind of Notetaker shown on it and choose No Notetaker.
- For a meeting that repeats, choose This event or All events, then Save.
Get it out of a call that is running
- Anybody who is allowed to remove attendees in the meeting app can remove it.
- When it is a shared or company-wide Notetaker, anybody who was invited can switch it off for that meeting from their own ClickUp Planner, with No Notetaker.
What it keeps
The notes are written up as a ClickUp Doc, with a transcript. ClickUp says it keeps a full video recording of a call of an hour or less, and audio of a longer one. Its page does not say what is kept if it is removed part-way.
In ClickUp's own words
help.clickup.com/hc/en-us/articles/28928137493015-Use-AI-Notetaker-to-take-meeting-notes
Read on 9 November 2026 from ClickUp's own help pages. Something changed? Tell us.
A meeting with nothing to remove
On Meetful the notes are written by the meeting itself, from each person's own microphone, so no extra guest joins. Anybody can leave themselves out of the notes and stay in the call.
Other notetakers
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Meetings that take their own notes
Free video meetings in the browser: every line of the transcript under the name of who said it, and the summary and action items when you hang up. Nothing to install — guests just open the link.