Fostr automatically identifies who’s speaking during meetings so your transcripts, summaries, and Actions reflect accurate insight, whether the meeting is fully remote, in person, or hybrid.

This guide explains what attribution is, why it matters, and how to configure your audio setup for the best results.

What Speaker Attribution Is

Speaker attribution is Fostr’s ability to link spoken words to the person who said them.

During a meeting, Fostr analyzes audio, detects unique voice patterns, and uses metadata from your integrated platform such as Teams or Zoom to correctly tag each speaker.

Fostr does not just transcribe; it identifies who is contributing in real time.

Why Accurate Attribution Matters

Accurate attribution keeps your meeting content useful and clear.

When Fostr knows exactly who said what:

• Meeting notes are actionable because each statement is connected to its source.
• Coaching insights improve with clear visibility into participation and communication patterns.
• Accountability increases since Actions and follow-ups tie directly to the right person.
• Records stay trustworthy which ensures decisions are stored correctly in your company system of record.

Automatic Attribution for Remote Meetings