Records

Searchable Meeting Records and Institutional Archives

Bronko AI helps organisations build lasting, searchable archives of their important proceedings — structured by speaker, date, topic, and decision — with the access controls and governance workflows needed to manage public and private content responsibly.

From isolated recordings to institutional knowledge

A recording that cannot be searched is not much better than no recording at all. Bronko AI helps organisations transform recorded proceedings into searchable, governed institutional archives — where authorised users can find a specific decision made three years ago, compare how a topic evolved across meetings, or retrieve a transcript for a public access request — without relying on manual notes or institutional memory.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of records can be managed in Bronko AI?
Bronko AI can manage transcripts, AI-generated summaries, meeting decisions, action items, and meeting metadata for a wide range of proceedings including council meetings, hearings, consultations, interviews, and investigations.
Can records be searched across multiple meetings?
Yes. Bronko AI supports search across dates, speakers, topics, keywords, and decisions — allowing organisations to find relevant content across their full archive of proceedings.
Can public and restricted records coexist?
Yes. Bronko AI supports separate access controls for public and protected content. Public records can be published to an organisation-specific portal while restricted content remains accessible only to authorised internal users.