What about meeting recordings and transcripts?

Recordings pile up inside the conferencing tool with little more than a title to find them by, and whatever was decided in them stops being reachable after a few weeks. They are unusually valuable and unusually sensitive, because people speak informally and disclose things they would not write.

Ingested into Centralpoint, a transcript is classified during the transformation, redacted where the dictionary requires, scoped by audience and retained on a schedule — so a decision taken in a meeting is retrievable alongside the document it produced. The complication is entitlement: presence in a meeting is not the same as authorization to retrieve what was said, which is a policy judgement the organization makes and the platform then enforces.