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Sales Recording: Security

Understand how Zime records meetings and how security, consent, and control are handled.

Last updated: March 2026

Why this matters

Teams want accurate notes and reliable follow-up, but recording only works if it is secure, transparent, and under control. This guide explains the basics so users can understand how Zime handles recording in customer-facing conversations.

What Zime does

Zime records supported meetings to improve note accuracy, reduce manual note-taking, and make follow-up more reliable. The recording experience is designed to be transparent to participants and aligned with enterprise security and compliance expectations.

Who this is for

  • Sales reps
  • Customer-facing teams
  • Security-conscious buyers
  • Anyone reviewing how recording works in practice

What you'll learn

  • Whether recording is secure
  • Where recordings are stored
  • How consent is handled
  • Whether participants are notified
  • What control participants have during the meeting

Current scope

  • This page is focused on common security, consent, and recording questions.
  • The purpose of recording is to improve accuracy, reduce manual note-taking, and support better follow-up.
  • Recording is designed to work with transparency and participant control, not as a hidden process.

Need help?

Have more questions? Contact support@zime.ai