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How does sharing meeting notes with another Jump user work?

Learn how to share meetings with other Jump users and what that entails

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Written by Nathan Tailleur
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There are two ways to share a meeting with another user in Jump.

#1. If you only need to share one meeting, you can do so via the meeting page (where the notes are). Click on the three dots in the top right corner and select the Share Meeting option to choose who you want to share the meeting with.

#2. If you or another user needs to have indefinite access of another user’s meetings, you can set-up what we call a team. View this article to learn how to set-up a team.

What can someone do if they have access to mine/another’s meeting in Jump?

However the meeting is shared, whether individually or via a team set-up, the user can do everything the meeting owner can do. That means they can edit/sync the notes, sync the tasks, etc.. They can also view the user’s upcoming meetings and view/generate the pre meeting prep.

Ready to learn how to filter out events that are showing up in your Upcoming tab? View this help center article to get started.

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