This guide gives you an overview of the Fireflies API capabilities.
Introduction to Fireflies API
The Fireflies API provides developers access to meeting data in Fireflies. It is available to all users and is built on top of GraphQL. The API allows you to integrate Fireflies into your applications and retrieve call recordings, transcripts, and other information in a structured format.
Related: For more context about Fireflies API, check out our detailed documentation: https://docs.fireflies.ai.
Benefits
- Centralize Meeting Data: Fetch and manage transcripts, summaries, and action items for all your meetings in one place.
- Workflow Automation: Integrate meeting insights into your existing applications and automate tedious tasks.
- Flexibility for Developers: Use GraphQL and other tools to create powerful, custom applications with Fireflies' capabilities.
Related: How to access the Fireflies API
Key Features & Capabilities
1. Fetch Meeting Data
- Transcripts: Access transcripts of all past meeting with a simple query.
- Summaries: Retrieve summaries including overviews and bullet point notes
- Action Items: Extract action items from meetings and route follow-up tasks.
- AI Apps: Extract insights from over 100+ AI app outputs.
2. Upload and Process Audio/Video Files
- Transcribe Audio & Video: Upload files via the API and get accurate transcripts within minutes.
- Speaker Labels: Identify speakers and generate timestamps for each section of the recording.
- Create Soundbites: Write a script with the API to automatically generate clips of important moments from calls.
3. Access and Share Recordings
- Secure Sharing: Generate downloadable links to meeting recordings, valid for 24 hours.
- Manage Roles & Permissions: Define roles, control data access, and ensure secure data retrieval for team members.
4. Build Custom Workflows
- GraphQL Support: Simplify development with Fireflies’ GraphQL API for querying data efficiently.
5. Advanced Use Cases with Replit
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- Merge Speaker Info with Emails: Link transcripts with speaker emails for personalized follow-ups.
- Fetch Meetings for Multiple Users: Analyze meeting data across team members for better reporting.
- Identify Questions from External Participants: Track customer queries during client-facing meetings.
6. Webhooks for Real-Time Notifications
- Transcription Complete Event: Receive webhook alerts when a transcript is processed.
- Audio Upload Notifications: Configure webhook URLs to receive updates after an audio file is processed.
Related: How to test the Fireflies API
Hope this guide explained what the Fireflies API is and its key capabilities. If you have any other questions about using Fireflies, please contact us here.