Meeting Chat, Recording and Notes Practice Audit in Teams
Check how meetings in Teams leave a useful and safe record.
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Audit how we use Teams meetings. Our practice for recordings, transcripts, chat and notes: [CURRENT_PRACTICE]. Types of meetings and sensitivity: [MEETING_TYPES]. Where outputs are stored and who can see them: [STORAGE_AND_ACCESS]. Policies on recording consent: [RECORDING_POLICY]. For a sample of five recent meetings that I describe, check whether there was an agenda, whether participants were told about recording, where notes and actions were stored, and whether access was appropriate. Make a table with Meeting, Practice, Gap, and Fix. Count practices that meet the standard I list [OUR_STANDARD] and give the percentage. Propose a simple standard (consent statement, naming, storage location, retention, sharing rules) and a checklist for hosts. Draft a short announcement. Mark consent, retention and legal requirements [VERIFY] with the compliance contact. Features differ by licence; mark them [VERIFY]. Add a worked standard: meetings with external guests announce recording, recordings are saved to a named library with a 90-day review, notes are posted within one working day, and chat is not used for decisions without a summary; and show a table of five meetings scored against it.
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