ElevenLabs Unveils ElevenAI: Meeting Notes, Dictation & Agent Tools for Teams

Voice-AI company ElevenLabs has introduced ElevenAI, a new tool crafted to blend meeting note-taking, dictation, and agent-driven follow-ups for teams. Revealed during its 11/11 Summit in New York, ElevenAI is still in preview mode, accessible only through early access sign-ups rather than a full public launch. The startup is targeting enterprise collaboration rather than individual productivity. ElevenLabs is valued at $22 billion.

Hybrid Note Taking and Dictation Across Languages

ElevenAI consolidates features common in meeting tools: automatic notetaking across multiple meetings, mandatory participant notification of recordings, and the ability to pull insights from past conversations. Live assistance during meetings enables users to retrieve past details on the fly. For dictation, it supports over 90 languages, and is built to recognize industry-specific terminology so that the speech-to-text output feels polished and accurate.

Agent Integration and Workflow Automation

Beyond notes and transcripts, ElevenLabs is adding layers of actionability. The platform integrates ElevenAgent, enabling post-meeting actions such as drafting follow-up emails based on notes. The company has rolled out its v3 series of “Scribe” speech-to-text models, which include live transcription and enterprise fine-tuning using custom data. Also introduced are tools to pick the right language model per use case, and a “routine creator” that automates tasks triggered by meeting transcripts.

This positioning places ElevenAI not merely as another note or dictation app, but as a knowledge hub for organizations—aiming to let teams extract actionable insights, automate follow-ups, and reduce friction in how information from meetings gets reused.

What this means: ElevenLabs is entering a crowded field alongside players like Fireflies, Wispr Flow, and Granola, all of which have recently pushed similar capabilities in meeting transcription, summarization, and task automation. Instead of competing purely on transcription quality, it’s betting on integrations, live assistance, customization, and multi-meeting awareness as differentiators.

Why it matters: As hybrid and remote work become standard, tools that capture, organize, and act on verbal communication across meetings are increasingly essential. Enterprises are hungry for systems that reduce meeting fatigue, ensure nothing slips through the cracks, and turn spoken words into operational value. ElevenAI could become central to that push.