Clerk's officeClerk's office · municipal councils and boards
Produce the minutes of a council meeting
The minutes must be adopted at the next meeting and will feed the resolutions. The agent starts from the agenda, your notes and the filed documents, and structures everything into decision points. You complete, you approve.
Observed use
- Minutes are the task clerks asked about most in our 2026 satisfaction survey
- Once adopted, they feed the Municipal resolution agent directly
- Organizations first structure the agenda with the agent of the same name
No public time figure for this specific task: we do not invent one.
The same task, before and with Munia.
Today
- Reread the notes, find who moved and who seconded
- Rephrase each item in the expected structure
- Redo the formatting at every meeting
- Deliver the minutes late, so the resolutions too
With Munia
- Upload the agenda, your notes and the meeting documents
- Get minutes structured into decision points, in your template
- Complete votes and interventions, approve
- Move straight on to the resolutions
How it is done, step by step.
Prepare the meeting with the Agenda agent
It structures the items from your files; that is the skeleton of the minutes.
After the meeting, upload your notes
Transcribed notes, summary of the discussion, filed documents: the Minutes agent extracts the decision points.
Complete what the agent cannot know
Votes, attendance, specific interventions. You add them, the agent keeps the structure.
Approve, then move to the resolutions
The approved minutes become the source for the Municipal resolution agent.
What you find in Munia for this task.
- Minutes“Summarize the council meeting into decision points.”
- Agenda“Prepare the agenda for Tuesday's meeting.”
- Municipal resolution“Write the resolution awarding the paving contract.”
These agents are described with the others on the page For clerk's office.
People stay in control, start to finish
The agent prepares, the employee approves. Nothing is adopted, published, sent or destroyed without a person who reread it. That is the rule on every page of this site and in every Munia agent.
Frequently asked questions
No. It works from text: agenda, notes, documents. If you have a transcript, you upload it as text.
They are a structured draft. Votes, attendance and the nuances of debate are completed by the person who was in the room.
Yes, by attaching adopted minutes as an example. For a very specific template, an in-house agent is created with our team.
Munia is hosted in Canada, your documents are never used to train models and inference runs under zero-retention contracts. What you upload remains your choice.
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-71% · in resolution drafting time
Draft council resolutions from the minutes
The clerk starts from the minutes, the agent produces the resolution in your template, you approve. A 71% reduction in drafting time measured at a client.
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