Sales · n8n

Turn Sales Call Recordings into CRM Summaries and Next Steps

An n8n workflow that takes a finished sales call recording, transcribes it, has Claude write a summary with objections, buying signals and clear next steps, and saves it as a note on the CRM deal — so reps stop typing recaps and managers get consistent, searchable call intelligence.

difficulty Advancedsetup 65 minresult Every sales call ends with a structured summary and next steps written to the CRM deal automatically
  1. 1

    Receive the recording

    A Webhook fires when a call recording is ready, with the recording URL and the associated deal/contact ID.

  2. 2

    Transcribe

    An HTTP Request sends the recording to a speech-to-text service and gets back the transcript (skip if your tool already provides one).

  3. 3

    Summarize with Claude

    An HTTP Request to Claude returns strict JSON: summary, objections, buying_signals, next_step (with owner/date) and deal_health.

  4. 4

    Write to the CRM

    An HTTP Request adds the formatted summary as a note on the deal and updates a deal-health property, so the record reflects reality without rep data entry.

Frequently asked questions

How does transcription work?

The recording URL (from Zoom, Meet, or a dialer) is sent to a speech-to-text API, or an Apify/Whisper endpoint, which returns the transcript. That text is what Claude summarizes. If your meeting tool already provides a transcript, skip straight to the summary step.

What does the summary include?

The prompt asks for a tight recap, the prospect's stated objections, any buying signals, the agreed next step with an owner and date, and a deal-health read. This structure is far more useful to a manager than a rep's free-form notes — and it's consistent across the team.

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