Dutch is supported
Both Netherlands Dutch and Belgian Dutch. Afterwards the transcript sits with the calendar item, ready to download as a Word or subtitle file.
Frequently asked questions
Teams transcription
Microsoft Teams transcribes your meeting, as long as it runs through a Teams meeting. When everyone is in the room, the screen stays empty. Notuly captures every conversation: in-person, hybrid and online.
Available on macOS, Windows, iOS and Android.
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Short answer
Teams transcription is tied to the audio of a Teams meeting: it works in an online meeting, but a purely in-person meeting leaves nothing to transcribe. Notuly captures every conversation: in the room with your phone, and in Teams, Zoom or Google Meet with the desktop app. Within ten minutes, the meeting report is in everyone's inbox.
Online
Teams transcription is built for the online and hybrid meeting, and it does that well. In a Teams meeting you switch on live transcription and everything said appears as text, with a speaker name and a timestamp.
Both Netherlands Dutch and Belgian Dutch. Afterwards the transcript sits with the calendar item, ready to download as a Word or subtitle file.
Anyone who missed the online meeting can catch up on all of it afterwards, at their leisure. Exactly what you want from a meeting.
In an online meeting, everyone comes in through their own microphone and their own audio stream. That's how Teams knows who's saying what.
Remember that last bit: that's exactly what breaks around the table.
Around the table
Leila takes the notes of the management meeting every Monday. Online, that took care of itself; now the team is back around the table, the screen stays empty. She's doing nothing wrong: without a Teams meeting there's no audio stream, and without an audio stream, no transcript.
If you do open a laptop to turn it into a meeting, that single microphone struggles to pick up the people at the far end of the table. The quality drops as soon as people talk over each other, and around a real table they do.
Everyone shares that one microphone, so Teams can no longer separate the voices. If you still want to know who said what, everyone has to join separately anyway, while sitting at the same table.
What Teams does capture ends up in the organiser's OneDrive or SharePoint: a searchable archive with administrator access, at a provider that falls under the American CLOUD Act.
For confidential conversations, that's a deliberate trade-off.
Three ways out
You can get an in-person meeting into Teams. All three routes work; each just asks something of you in return.
Checked against the official documentation, August 2026: live transcription in Teams, storage in OneDrive and SharePoint, Facilitator and the Copilot pricing. On the CLOUD Act: the NCSC, the Dutch National Cyber Security Centre, and ICTRecht, a Dutch legal consultancy specialising in IT law. Microsoft changes Teams, Facilitator and the licences regularly; check the current situation in your own environment.
The way out
Here's how that same Monday looks different for Leila. At ten to nine the management team sits down. Leila puts her phone in the middle of the table and taps record. That's all she does: she joins the conversation, she weighs in, she doesn't type.
An hour later she stops the recording. Within ten minutes, the report is in everyone's inbox: the summary, the decisions and the action points, each with a name and a deadline. Sam circulates the plan on Friday, Daniël posts the vacancy on Monday.
Notuly is the AI notetaker for every conversation. Discreet in-person, hybrid and online. Someone joining remotely, or is the meeting running through Teams after all? Then you start the desktop app on your laptop and Notuly takes the notes as usual, with no bot in the meeting. One tool for every conversation. For the step-by-step, see how it works.
Share the action points from the meeting with Leila
Notuly understands 90+ languages; your report comes in Dutch or English.
Speakers
Automatic speaker recognition, without storing any voices.

GDPR-compliant, EU hosting, no training on your data.
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It's not a matter of Teams for online and Notuly for the table. Teams transcription is strong once the discussion runs through a Teams meeting and everything is allowed to stay inside your Microsoft 365 environment. If that's how your meetings already run, you don't have to change a thing.
Notuly works wherever you have the conversation: in-person, hybrid and online. In the room, your phone is enough, and in Teams, Zoom or Google Meet the desktop app takes the notes straight from your laptop. No bot joining your meeting, no searchable archive: the report lands in your inbox and the audio is deleted within a minute of processing. There's more on the sovereignty side at keep your data in the EU.
The full comparison with Microsoft, feature by feature: Notuly vs Copilot.
How it works
No settings, no training, no IT department. You can make your first report straight after downloading.
Around the table? Put your phone in the middle and press record. Is the meeting running in Teams, Zoom or Google Meet? Start the desktop app on your laptop. That's all the preparation there is.
Notuly processes the audio on its own servers in Amsterdam and recognises who's speaking: up to 32 speakers in a single conversation, in more than 90 languages.
Within ten minutes, everyone has the report with the decisions and action points in their inbox. By then the audio has already been deleted.
On all your devices
Meeting on Teams, Zoom or Google Meet? The desktop app takes the notes straight from your laptop. And the iPhone and Android apps capture every conversation on the go.
Fourteen days free
Starter & Pro: prices incl. VAT · Team & Enterprise: prices excl. VAT
The audio is deleted within a minute of processing. Once your report has been sent, we no longer hold your data. What we don't keep can't leak.
We work in line with:
ISO 27001.
We work in line with ISO standards. Our data servers run in an ISO 27001-certified data centre in Amsterdam.
Not if it's purely in person. Teams transcription is tied to the audio of a Teams meeting, so without a meeting running there's nothing to transcribe. You can work around it by having everyone join separately, but then you're effectively holding an online meeting around a table.
No. Live transcription and captions listen to the meeting audio, not to the room. No meeting means no transcript.
By turning the in-person meeting into a Teams meeting anyway: everyone joins on their own device with their own microphone, or you use a Teams Room with certified equipment. That works best in a quiet room, and it takes extra hardware or licences.
Yes. Teams supports Dutch for live transcription, in both Netherlands Dutch and Belgian Dutch. The quality does depend on the microphone, the distance to the speaker and whether people talk over each other.
Only if each speaker comes in through their own audio stream, so only if everyone has joined separately. If people share a laptop microphone, Teams can't tell them apart.
In the organiser's OneDrive for Business, or in SharePoint for a channel meeting. The transcript is governed by the access rights and retention policy of your Microsoft 365 environment, and is searchable within it.
For Facilitator's mobile notetaking feature you do: it requires a Microsoft 365 Copilot licence per user. Microsoft keeps expanding Facilitator, so check the current coverage for use around the table. Live transcription itself is built into Teams, but only works inside a meeting.
Within your own tenant a Teams transcript is reasonably shielded, but it sits in a searchable archive with administrator access, and the provider falls under the American CLOUD Act. For sensitive conversations, that's a trade-off you need to make deliberately.
An app that works without a meeting, like Notuly: your phone on the table, multiple speakers from a single recording, and the audio is deleted within a minute of processing. That way you capture the meeting without turning it into an online one. And if the meeting does run through Teams, the desktop app simply takes the notes.
Yes. The desktop app for macOS and Windows takes the notes straight from your laptop in Teams, Zoom and Google Meet. No bot joining your meeting; Notuly works in the background. Afterwards, the report with the decisions and action points is in everyone's inbox.
Yes. Notuly works in-person, hybrid and online. In a hybrid meeting, the desktop app runs on the laptop hosting the meeting and picks up the room as well as the remote participants. Notuly recognises up to 32 speakers in a single conversation.
Starter is free: three conversations per month, no payment details needed. Pro gives you unlimited conversations for a fixed monthly price; Team is billed per licence, with one invoice. The current prices are further up this page.
No meeting to set up, no joining separately. The report with the decisions and action points is in your inbox within ten minutes, and the audio is deleted within a minute of processing. Three conversations free, no payment details needed.