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How Contacts Work in Claap

Learn how Claap automatically centralizes meeting relationships and interactions

Written by Guillaume Rieu

By the end of this article, you’ll understand how Contacts work in Claap, how contacts are created and organized, and how to navigate relationship information across meetings and interactions.

Every meeting creates relationship context: who attended, what was discussed, what decisions were made, and what should happen next.

Claap’s Contacts feature centralizes that information in one place so you can:

  • Keep track of customer and teammate interactions

  • Prepare faster for meetings

  • Review historical conversations

  • Access AI-generated relationship summaries

  • Navigate meeting activity without searching through recordings manually

Instead of relying on scattered notes or memory, Contacts gives you a continuously updated relationship view for every person you interact with.

What are Contacts in Claap?

Contacts is a centralized repository of people captured across your meetings and workspace activity.

A contact can include:

  • Name

  • Email address

  • Company association

  • AI-generated relationship summary

  • Upcoming meetings

  • Past interactions and recordings

Contacts are automatically created from meetings, and can also be added manually.

Understand Contact Types

Contacts are organized into three categories.

All Contacts

Displays every contact available in your workspace.

Use this view when you want a complete overview of your relationship database.

Internal Contacts

Displays people associated with your organization.

This typically includes:

  • Workspace members

  • Teammates sharing your company email domain

  • Internal meeting participants

External Contacts

Displays people outside your organization.

This usually includes:

  • Customers

  • Prospects

  • Partners

  • Vendors

  • External meeting attendees

External contacts are identified using email domains and company associations.

How Contacts are Created

Automatically from meetings

When someone participates in a meeting recorded or processed by Claap, Claap can automatically create a contact profile using meeting participant information.

This helps build relationship context over time without requiring manual setup.

Manually by users

Workspace members can also manually create contacts from the Contacts page.

This is useful when:

  • preparing future outreach

  • organizing relationship information early

  • adding people before a first meeting

What Information is Available on a Contact Profile

Each contact profile can contain several types of information.

Contact information

  • Full name

  • Email address

  • Company

AI-generated summary

Claap automatically generates a summary based on your interactions and meetings with that contact.

This summary updates over time as new meetings occur.

Users can also manually edit the summary field.

Upcoming meetings

If your calendar is connected to Claap, upcoming meetings involving the contact are displayed directly inside the contact profile.

Activity history

The activity section shows previous interactions with the contact, including:

  • Meetings

  • Meeting summaries

  • Participants

  • Key discussion points

Activities are displayed from most recent to oldest.

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