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Creation and archiving of meeting protocols

Purpose

1.1. Automate the creation, distribution, approval, and archiving of meeting protocols within housing cooperatives for compliance, transparency, and traceability.
1.2. Ensure moderated collaboration, automated version tracking, and document repository management.
1.3. Provide automated notifications, secure storage, and quick retrieval for audits, legal, or regulatory reviews.
1.4. Facilitate automated workflows for recurring meeting minutes, multi-stage review processes, and timestamped records in real estate cooperative contexts.

Trigger Conditions

2.1. Automated detection of a scheduled meeting in shared calendars.
2.2. Upload or draft of a new protocol by designated members.
2.3. Approval request initiated by a manager or compliance officer.
2.4. Time-based automation (e.g., daily/weekly meeting scan for new records).
2.5. Receipt of a meeting completion notification or a digital e-signature.

Platform Variants

3.1. Microsoft SharePoint
• Feature/Setting: Document Library flow; Configure automated folder creation and document upload triggers via Power Automate.
3.2. Google Workspace (Drive, Docs)
• Feature/Setting: Apps Script automation to trigger folder creation and file sharing; Drive API for archiving.
3.3. Dropbox
• Feature/Setting: Dropbox API for auto-upload, folder structure automation, and sharing permissions.
3.4. DocuSign
• Feature/Setting: Envelopes::create endpoint for automatic e-signature collection and signed file archiving.
3.5. Adobe Acrobat Sign
• Feature/Setting: Agreement API for automation of document routing, signature capture, and archiving.
3.6. Slack
• Feature/Setting: Workflow Builder automation to notify and distribute protocols; Files.upload API for archiving transcripts.
3.7. Trello
• Feature/Setting: Butler automation to move cards as protocol approval progresses; attachment automation for minutes.
3.8. Monday.com
• Feature/Setting: Custom automations upon status change or file upload; file column for archiving protocols.
3.9. Asana
• Feature/Setting: Rules to automate creation of tasks for approval, and attachments with archived protocols.
3.10. Notion
• Feature/Setting: Database automation via Notion API for creation, organization, and archival of meeting notes.
3.11. Zapier
• Feature/Setting: Multi-app Zaps to automate protocol creation, approval reminders, and document archival.
3.12. Box
• Feature/Setting: Box Relay automate folder creation, file moves, and access rights on meeting completion.
3.13. Confluence
• Feature/Setting: Meeting Notes Blueprint automation and permission flows for archive access.
3.14. Evernote Business
• Feature/Setting: Note creation API and business-arbitrary archiving automation on completion.
3.15. Jotform
• Feature/Setting: Automated meeting protocol template creation and integration with cloud storage for archiving.
3.16. Smartsheet
• Feature/Setting: Automated workflows for SME protocol approval and file attachments in row archives.
3.17. Salesforce
• Feature/Setting: Flow automation to generate meeting documents; Files API for automated archiving.
3.18. Airtable
• Feature/Setting: Script automation to generate and archive meeting protocols in tables and linked attachments.
3.19. Zendesk Sell
• Feature/Setting: Automated ticket generation for review, archiving attachments via API in CRM.
3.20. HubSpot
• Feature/Setting: Workflow automator to store protocols in CRM records or external drive.
3.21. OneDrive
• Feature/Setting: OneDrive API for automated storage, archiving, and permission management of meeting protocols.
3.22. ClickUp
• Feature/Setting: Automation rules for changing document statuses and auto-uploading files to folders.

Benefits

4.1. Automates manual data entry, reducing errors and ensuring documentation consistency.
4.2. Enables automated, auditable trails for compliance and legal purposes.
4.3. Speeds up protocol approval and archiving, improving operational efficiency.
4.4. Centralizes protocol data, automating data retrieval for future reference and external audits.
4.5. Mitigates the risk of lost documents through systematic archiving automations.
4.6. Automates stakeholder notifications, ensuring timely reviews, signatures, and compliance checks.
4.7. Scales with increased meeting frequency without additional manual labor due to process automation.

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