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How to upload an audio file of a past meeting to Jump

If you captured a meeting outside Jump, upload the media file to your account to generate notes and other AI outputs.

Written by Bailey Schramm

Who can access this feature?

  • All users on Ramping, Core, or Scale (legacy)

  • All users on Meet

Note: Depending on your firm's or broker-dealer's policies, you may not have all of these options available at this time.

You may capture an in-person or virtual meeting outside of Jump. When this occurs, you have two ways to upload your external audio file to Jump for AI processing:

  1. Upload from your computer using my.jumpapp.com

  2. Upload from your phone using the Jump mobile app (iOS or Android)



Upload an audio file through my.jumpapp.com

Best for: Uploading from a browser on your laptop/desktop computer
Requires: Access to my.jumpapp.com

If the meeting audio file is stored on your computer, follow these steps to upload it to your Jump account:

  1. Locate the audio file on your device that you'd like to upload to Jump.

  2. Open a browser and go to my.jumpapp.com.

  3. Navigate to MeetingsAll past.

  4. Open the meeting you want to attach audio to.

  5. Click the Meeting notes tab.

  6. Click Select file.

  7. Choose your audio file and upload.

Note: If this meeting isn’t on your calendar (or doesn’t already exist in Jump), click New MeetingUpload meeting audio and select the relevant file from your device.


Upload an audio file using the Jump mobile app

Best for: Uploading an audio file directly from your phone
Requires: Jump mobile app installed (iOS Jump app or Android Jump app)

If you have an audio file of a meeting stored on your mobile device, upload it to the Jump app using these steps:

  1. Open your audio file in the app where it's saved.

  2. Click the three-dot menu.


  3. Tap Share (or Send / Export).

  4. Choose Jump from the share menu.

  5. In Jump, optionally give the meeting a name (you can edit it later).

  6. Tap Submit.



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