How it works

Threesteps.Everyconversationaccountedfor.

No new process. No behaviour change. Drop in what you have and watch your project organise itself.

The process

01

Step one

Documents. Transcripts. Notes. Whatever you have.

It does not matter how the conversation was captured. A meeting transcript, a workshop recording, rough notes from a client call, a statement of work, a brief, an email thread. Drop it into Slopify and it gets processed immediately. No formatting required. No templates. No prep work.

Drop anything here
meeting-transcript.txt
workshop-notes.pdf
sow-v3.docx
client-call-notes.md
02

Step two

Every input becomes a structured output your project can use.

Slopify reads what you have given it and extracts everything that matters. Requirements, risks, actions, and decisions are identified, structured, and made ready for your project the moment the conversation ends.

meeting-transcript.txtprocessed
USER STORY
As a PM I need to view all outstanding actions...
RISK
Deadline conflict — Q3 sprint overlap identified
ACTION
Maya L. — Send revised brief by Thursday
DECISION
Agreed: Phase 2 scope excludes third-party API
03

Step three

Your backlog grows. Your board updates. Nobody had to do the admin.

Every asset Slopify creates is pushed directly into the project management tools your team already uses. User stories land in your backlog. Actions appear on your board. Risks update your register. No copy and paste. No manual entry. No delay between the conversation and the work.

User Story
Risk
Action
Decision
JiraMonday.comAsanaLinearClickUpNotion

Always on

Ask your project anything. Get the answer instantly.

Every asset, every document, every conversation is indexed in real time. Yesterday. Last week. Six months ago. The answer is always there.

>When was the reporting deadline first discussed?

First mentioned in the discovery workshop on 14 March. Referenced again in the stakeholder review on 2 April. Formal agreement reached in the client sign-off call on 19 April.

→ 3 related documents / 2 open actionsSourced from 3 documents
>What meetings have covered the payment integration?

Found in 6 conversations. First raised by the client on 28 February. Most recently discussed in the sprint review on 9 May. Three open actions remain unresolved.

→ View all 6 conversationsSourced from 6 conversations
>What does the SOW say about third party licensing?

Section 4.2 states that third party licensing costs are the responsibility of the client. Reconfirmed in the project kick-off on 7 March. No subsequent amendments found.

→ View SOWSourced from SOW + 1 meeting

One place. Every conversation. Total control.

Add what you have. Get structured assets back. Push them to your tools. Ask anything, any time.

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