Integrations
Connects where you meet.
Pushes where you build.
Audora sits between two worlds - your client calls and your build environment. It pulls from the meeting platforms your clients are already on and pushes into the AI tools you already use. No new workflows. No new habits.
How it connects
Meeting platforms
The Audora bot joins your call silently. It listens, identifies speakers, and transcribes everything in real time.
Audora generates
The moment the call ends, Audora produces six structured outputs from the transcript - automatically, in under 60 seconds.
Build and project tools
One click pushes the spec directly into your coding environment or project board. Ready to build immediately.
Meeting platforms
Where Audora listens
Audora supports the three meeting platforms that cover nearly every client call. The bot joins automatically when a call starts - no manual action required from you or your client.
The Audora bot joins your Zoom meetings as a participant. It does not require a Zoom Pro account on your side - as long as your Zoom meeting has a shareable link, Audora can join. It identifies each speaker separately, transcribes in real time, and processes the full session the moment the call ends.
- Joins via meeting link - no host action needed
- Real-time speaker-labeled transcription
- Processes call immediately on session end
- Works with password-protected meetings
Audora connects to Google Meet via your calendar or a direct meeting link. The bot attends as a participant, giving it full access to audio and speaker identification without requiring you to share your screen or grant special host permissions. Works with both personal Google accounts and Google Workspace.
- Joins via calendar event or direct link
- Speaker-labeled transcription throughout
- Compatible with personal and Workspace accounts
- No screen share or host permissions required
For teams operating in Microsoft environments, Audora's bot joins Teams meetings directly. This integration is available on Studio and Agency plans, covering the most common enterprise meeting setup. No Teams admin access is required - the bot joins as a standard external participant via the meeting link.
- Joins as external participant - no admin setup
- Full speaker-labeled transcription
- Works with Teams Free and Teams with M365
- Available on Studio and Agency plans
AI build tools
Where Audora pushes your spec
After processing your call, Audora pushes the PRD and task breakdown directly into your coding environment. Your build context is already loaded before you open a new file. Available on all plans.
Audora writes the PRD and full task breakdown to a structured file in your project repository. When you open Cursor, the project context is already there - you can immediately start prompting against the spec without copying anything from the Audora dashboard. The spec becomes the starting context for your entire build session.
- PRD written directly to project repo as structured file
- Task breakdown formatted for Cursor's agent workflow
- One-click to open Cursor with spec in focus
Audora formats the PRD as an optimized prompt for Lovable and generates a pre-loaded project link. Clicking it lands you inside Lovable with the full spec already loaded as the initial prompt - the product description, user flows, technical requirements, and constraints are all there before you type a single word.
- Generates a Lovable-ready project link from your spec
- PRD formatted and optimized for Lovable's prompt structure
- One click to open pre-loaded project
The same push mechanism as Lovable - Audora formats the spec as a Bolt-ready prompt and generates a project link that opens with your requirements pre-loaded. Useful for builders who prefer Bolt's approach to full-stack generation, or who use both depending on the project type.
- Spec formatted for Bolt's full-stack prompt structure
- Pre-loaded project link generated from your PRD
- One click to start building immediately
Audora pushes the spec into a new Replit project with the requirements pre-loaded as the initial AI prompt. Particularly useful for builders who work in Replit's cloud environment or who hand off work to collaborators who do not have a local development setup.
- Creates new Replit project with spec as initial context
- Requirements loaded before first AI prompt
- Works for solo builds and collaborative handoffs
Audora sends the PRD as the opening system context for a new Claude Code session. When you open your terminal and start Claude Code on the project, the full specification is already the working context - you can issue build instructions immediately without any manual prompt engineering.
- PRD injected as opening context for Claude Code session
- Task list written to project directory for reference
- Ready to issue build instructions immediately
Project management
Where Audora organizes your work Studio & Agency
On Studio and Agency plans, Audora pushes the structured task breakdown directly into your project management tool. Your board is created automatically - nothing to copy, nothing to structure manually.
Audora creates a new Linear project from the call output and populates it with issues directly from the task breakdown. Each task becomes a properly scoped Linear issue - with a title, description drawn from the requirements document, and priority set based on what was discussed in the call. Your sprint board is ready before you have closed the meeting window.
- New Linear project named from the client and call
- Issues created from each task in the breakdown
- Issue descriptions populated from the requirements doc
- Pushes to your existing Linear workspace
Audora creates a new Notion page in your workspace containing the complete project package - PRD, requirements, task checklist, and SOW - organized in a clean, client-ready layout. Useful for teams who manage projects in Notion, or who want a single shareable document to send to clients alongside or instead of a formal SOW.
- New Notion page with full project package
- Checklist database from the task breakdown
- PRD and SOW embedded as structured blocks
- Pushes to your existing Notion workspace
How the push actually works
Every integration follows the same four-step process. Audora does not create a new account or workspace - it connects to your existing one. The push happens automatically after every call. Nothing to trigger, nothing to format, nothing to copy.
Call ends
The Audora bot leaves the meeting. Processing begins immediately on the full session audio.
Outputs generated
In under 60 seconds, Audora produces all six structured outputs from the transcript.
Push triggered
Audora formats the relevant output for each connected integration and sends it automatically.
Ready in your tool
Your project board is populated, your coding context is loaded, your spec is filed. Build.
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