Understanding Moments in GameTape
Moments are key highlights identified within your meetings to help you focus on the most impactful interactions. They are automatically detected and categorized, making it easier to analyze and improve team dynamics, decision-making, and leadership.
Default Moments in GameTape
GameTape provides several default Moment categories designed to capture critical meeting behaviors:
Decision Making: Identifies moments where your team is engaged in conversations aimed at making decisions together, focusing on discussions that impact outcomes.
Feedback: Highlights moments where feedback is being given or received, providing insights into how constructive feedback flows within your team.
Goal Setting: Tracks discussions where goals are being defined or objectives are being clarified, helping you align on priorities and direction.
Team Conflict: Captures instances of disagreements or misalignments during meetings, offering a window into team dynamics and potential friction points.
Emotion: Analyzes the emotional tone of specific moments in your meetings, providing deeper context for understanding team engagement and sentiment.
Delegation: Detects moments where tasks, responsibilities, or ownership are being assigned, providing insights into how effectively work is distributed within your team.
Where Moments Show Up
1. On the Meetings Page
Moments are displayed as labels below each meeting tile. They’re marked on the meeting playback timeline for easy navigation. Click on a Moment label to jump directly to the relevant part of the meeting and view detailed insights.
2. On the Moments Page
The Moments page provides a searchable and filterable view of all Moments across your recorded meetings. Use filters to find specific categories (e.g., all “Feedback” moments) or search by keywords. Easily identify patterns across meetings to uncover recurring themes or behaviors.
3. As Context in the Explore Chat
Moments provide rich context for the Explore chat feature. Before running analyses or asking questions, the system references your Moments to offer accurate, actionable insights. For example, “Explore all time I got negative feedback from my team this past month.”, and "What decisions have our team been debating a lot recently?"
Why Moments Matter
Moments are designed to save you time by surfacing the most critical parts of your meetings. They allow you to:
Focus on what truly matters in your discussions.
Spot patterns in leadership, team dynamics, and collaboration.
Use insights to make data-driven decisions and improve team performance.
By leveraging Moments, you can take a more targeted approach to reviewing meetings, enhancing your leadership and team dynamics with actionable insights.
