Schedule & invite
Quick walk-in meetings or full create-meeting flows — host, participants, co-members, agenda and room, with guest passes issued the moment it's approved.
Access tools stop at the gate. Because MeetPass owns the door, every minute in the room is tied to a verified attendee and a real entry record — so the meeting doesn't just happen, it becomes an accountable, searchable, followed-up record.
Every stage of the meeting lives on one system — no exports, no lost minutes, no "who owns this action item?"
Quick walk-in meetings or full create-meeting flows — host, participants, co-members, agenda and room, with guest passes issued the moment it's approved.
Because entry runs on a signed QR pass, attendance isn't self-reported — it's the real gate record. Who was actually in the room, timestamped.
Capture minutes in the room as the meeting runs, structured against the agenda — decisions, notes and attendees in one signed document.
Every action item becomes a trackable task — owner, priority, due date, subtasks and status — on a board linked straight back to the meeting.
Recurring engagements stay threaded — every meeting under one project, with full history instead of scattered calendar invites.
Meeting volume, room utilisation, decisions logged and execution rate — the productivity metrics a pure access tool can never show.
When a delegate represents their organisation, the official Minutes of Meeting are sent automatically to the organisation's head-office email — consent-based, on sign-off. Head office is no longer dependent on one person remembering to report back.
Applied where it removes real work. Tiered honestly — what's in build now, and what's on the roadmap.
It drafts. Minutes are generated from the session and handed to the chair to edit and sign — the signature is a human act, and the signed version is the record. AI drafting is in build, not a shipped guarantee.
It becomes a tracked task with an owner and a date, and it appears on the next meeting's agenda until it is closed. The task stays linked to the minutes it came from.
Yes. The meeting record is searchable by word, date, attendee or project, and follow-ups thread to the same Meeting ID so a recurring engagement keeps its full history.
Arabic is treated as a first-class language throughout. Arabic-first transcription with speaker attribution and decision extraction is in build; the minutes, signature and task flow are live in Arabic today.
With consent, signed minutes are sent automatically to that organisation's nominated address, and the delivery is logged against the visit rather than sitting in one person's sent items.
Book a walkthrough of the full meeting lifecycle — from invite to auto-sent minutes.