Work that follows
up on itself.
Servanda captures action items from your meetings, email, Slack, Teams and trackers into one list — then nudges owners and escalates to managers automatically.
From a spoken commitment to a manager's rollup
Most tools record meetings or track tasks. Servanda owns the whole cycle, end to end.
One task list
Every source, no duplicatesMeetings, email, Slack, Teams, Jira, Asana, Linear, ClickUp and GitHub land in a single list, tagged by source and linked back to the origin.
Active accountability
The work chases its own statusOwners are nudged on a schedule you set. Work with no update turns overdue and escalates to the manager, and urgent items keep reminding until they move.
Capture with boundaries
Organisation-scoped by defaultEmail capture is forward and CC only unless you opt in to more. Managers see their direct reports and nothing wider, and data stays inside your tenant.
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Meetings, Tasks and Reports
Each one does its job, and together they close the loop from a spoken commitment to a manager's weekly rollup.
Meetings
See what is ahead, capture what matters, and leave with a document you can use.
Upcoming and past views with date filters
Auto-join and record on your behalf, with per-meeting consent
AI summary plus a structured transcript PDF
Ask the meeting a question after the fact
One hub for every task, wherever it came from
Servanda is organisation-only. Access follows your manager and direct-report structure, so rollups and escalations use the same tree your company already runs on.
Enterprise Grade Trust & Privacy
Your company data is isolated in dedicated cryptographic containers.
The work that falls between tools, handled in one place
Four situations Servanda is built for, and how the platform approaches each one.
Commitments made in a meeting that nobody has to transcribe
Action items are agreed out loud, written into someone's notes, and quietly lost between the call ending and the next one starting.
Servanda joins the meetings you allow, produces a summary and a structured transcript, and turns each action item into an assigned task with the owner resolved by name and email.
The same task raised in two tools, counted once
A request arrives as a Jira ticket and again as a Slack message, so two people track it and neither is sure which is current.
Both resolve to one task tagged by source, with a link back to each origin. Re-syncing does not create a second copy.
Status updates that do not need a status meeting
A manager spends the week asking for updates, and the answers arrive in five different threads.
Owners are nudged on a set schedule. Work with no update turns overdue and escalates, and the manager gets a rollup across direct reports instead of a round of questions.
Capture that does not mean handing over the inbox
Pulling work out of email usually means granting a tool full mailbox access, which most teams are not willing to do.
Email capture is forward and CC only by default. Wider access is a separate, explicit opt-in, and auto-detected tasks land in a review lane that someone accepts or dismisses.
Stop asking what the status is.
Let Servanda chase it.
Connect your tools, capture your meetings, and let the follow-up run itself.