AI Features: Overview
StoryVault turns your transcripts into more than just text to read. The AI features help you analyze content, recognize patterns, and analyze documents — without having to read through minutes for hours yourself.
Three Chat Types for Different Tasks
Section titled “Three Chat Types for Different Tasks”| Chat type | Context | Typical use |
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| Session Chat | Available transcript of a single session | Summary, tasks, decisions from one meeting |
| Project Chat | Accessible project content | Recognizing patterns across multiple meetings |
| Standalone Chat | No predefined context, with file upload | Analyzing documents, drafting text, general AI support |
Automatic Summary
Section titled “Automatic Summary”When automatic summaries are enabled for your project, StoryVault creates a summary on the session page after transcription. Use it as a starting point and check important claims against the transcript.
Analysis Templates
Section titled “Analysis Templates”Your administration can set up predefined analysis templates — for example, “Tasks”, “Decisions”, or “Risks”. These appear as buttons in the session chat. One click starts the analysis automatically. Learn more at Analysis Templates.
How the AI Works in the Background
Section titled “How the AI Works in the Background”Session chat uses the available transcript; project chat uses accessible project content. Files and knowledge sources can add context. AI answers can still be incomplete or wrong: verify important claims against their sources and ask the assistant to identify missing information.
Some technical details worth knowing:
- Conversation history: The AI remembers the previous chat history. You can ask follow-up questions.
- Budget protection: Before every AI call, StoryVault checks the configured monthly budget. This keeps costs under control.
- Long conversations: For very long chat histories, StoryVault automatically trims older messages so the AI always works with the most current content.
When an answer takes longer
Section titled “When an answer takes longer”You can navigate away while a request is running. Reopen the same chat to see its status and answer; do not send the message again. Cancel ends the request where this is still possible. For a failed attempt, the chat offers Retry. Canceling does not undo usage already incurred.
For process changes, use the process’s AI chat. Model changes remain proposals until you review and accept them.
Getting Started in a Few Steps
Section titled “Getting Started in a Few Steps”-
Open a session with a completed transcript
Navigate to a completed session.
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Click the AI Chat tab
Below the transcript, you’ll find the “AI Chat” tab.
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Ask a question or click a template
Type a question or use one of the predefined analysis templates.
Typical Use Cases in Social Services
Section titled “Typical Use Cases in Social Services”| Area | Example |
|---|---|
| Care | Analyze quality circles: What measures were discussed? What remains open? |
| Youth Services | Summarize case conferences: What agreements were made? |
| Disability Support | Analyze supervisions: What topics came up repeatedly? |
| Administration | Document leadership rounds: Decisions and tasks at a glance |
Further Reading
Section titled “Further Reading”- Session Chat — AI analysis of individual sessions
- Project Chat — Recognizing patterns across multiple sessions
- Standalone Chat — Personal AI assistant with file upload
- Analysis Templates — Using predefined analyses
- Knowledge Store — Connect AI with your own knowledge base
This page corresponds to the onboarding video “Module 4 — AI Features”.