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Let's align on the Q3 roadmap. The two big bets are real-time collaboration and the enterprise admin console.
For collaboration, we need live cursors in the transcript view — customers keep asking for that in sales calls.
Agreed. Jordan, can you draft the PRD by Friday? I'll sync with design on wireframes for the admin console.
On timing — if we ship collaboration in August, we should start beta invites in July. I'll own the rollout plan.
One blocker: the streaming relay needs a capacity bump before we can support more concurrent sessions.
Good flag. Let's size the relay this sprint — Jordan, loop in infra and get a rough number before we commit to the July date.
I'll keep the beta invite list at draft until we have that number. No point inviting people we can't onboard smoothly.
Makes sense. For the PRD I'll scope collaboration to live cursors and presence first — transcript sync can be a fast follow.
Agreed, keep v1 tight. Presence plus cursors is the demo that actually closes deals.
On the admin console — what's the minimum for the enterprise pilots? SSO and role management came up twice last week.
SSO, roles, and an audit log. I'll get design to mock those three flows before the kickoff.
One more ask from sales: exporting the transcript and summary to PDF. It keeps coming up in security reviews.
Let's park export for now and revisit after collaboration ships. I don't want to widen the August scope.
Fair. So the order is collaboration v1 in August, the admin console pilot right after, and export in Q4.
Works for me. I'll have the PRD ready Friday so we can review async over the weekend.
Perfect. I'll send the rollout draft and the success metrics — activation and weekly active editors — by Thursday.
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