For enterprise
Connect your AI tools to your meeting archive.
Let Claude, Codex or your own agent search recordings, read transcripts and retrieve conversation context through the Teneks MCP connection.
Ask questions across past conversations
Find accounts that mentioned a competitor, retrieve an earlier commitment or review how a topic came up across meetings. Your agent can use the archive as a source for these questions.
Find and read relevant calls
Use the connection to find relevant recordings and read the passages behind an answer.
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Discover available recordings and filters
The agent can inspect which recordings and metadata are available to the signed-in user before selecting filters.
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Filter before loading transcripts
List recordings by metadata, then retrieve the content relevant to the question. This avoids loading unrelated calls.
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Read speaker-labelled transcripts
Transcripts include speaker attribution so the agent can distinguish a customer’s question from a colleague’s response.
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Ask across multiple recordings
Ask about several conversations and inspect the source passages returned with the answer.
Check the source behind the answer
Errors in a transcript can carry into an agent’s answer. Speaker labels, timestamps and links to source material help your team verify important details.
The seven reasons teams choose TeneksWhat the connection cannot do
Review these access limits with your security team before connecting an agent.
Read-only
Every tool reads. Nothing your agent does through the connector creates, edits or deletes a recording, a score, a note or a setting.
Scoped to the person, not the company
Access matches exactly what that user already sees in the app. A rep reaches their own calls, a manager reaches their team's. Connecting grants nothing the account did not already have.
Revocable immediately
A token or an approved grant stops working the moment it is withdrawn, not at the end of a session or a billing period.
Evaluate the records your agent will receive
Test the connection with a question your team needs answered. Check the returned speakers, timestamps and source passages, as well as the account permissions applied to the request.
Try a question from your own meeting history
Bring a recording your team knows. Connect your agent, ask a practical question and check the answer against the conversation.