- 1Install the Objeqo Chrome extension from the Integrations area.
- 2Open the extension, then sign in with the same account you use in the app.
- 3Reload the video call tab if it was already open during installation.
During the call
Capture both audio sources, follow the transcript, and get a brief suggestion only when a likely objection is detected.
Where to start
Start a live session successfully
Install the extension, open the prepared call, and allow access to your microphone and tab audio.
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Short procedures to help you go from setup to the result you’re looking for.
- 1When you start the live session, allow microphone access in Chrome.
- 2Select the Google Meet, Zoom, or Microsoft Teams tab in the sharing window.
- 3Check Share audio before confirming that you want to share the tab.
Without tab audio, Objeqo can hear your microphone but not the other participants.
- 1The partial transcript appears as each person speaks, then settles into a segment.
- 2Buying signals, objections, and memory items are updated based on the actual call context.
- 3Keep the interface visible without sharing it if you want to keep suggestions private.
- 1Wait until a likely objection is detected before viewing a response.
- 2Read the brief suggestion in light of what the prospect actually just said.
- 3Rephrase in your own words if needed, then let the prospect expand on their response.
- 1Make sure the correct tab is being shared and Share audio is enabled.
- 2Check microphone permission in Chrome’s site settings.
- 3Stop and restart capture after reloading the video call tab.
Frequently asked questions
The current workflow is designed for Google Meet, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams in Chrome, with microphone and tab audio capture.
Yes. The microphone control mutes the microphone source sent to Objeqo. Tab audio can continue to be transcribed.
No, suggestions stay in your Objeqo interface. Don’t share this window or tab if you want to keep them private.
Follow the notice and consent requirements that apply to your organization, the country in question, and the type of recording or transcription being conducted.
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