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Flow diagram showing duplicate drafts caused by multiple connected notetaker sources. Use this page when two or more drafts appear for the same conversation because more than one meeting source captured it.

Symptoms

  • Two post-call drafts appear for the same conversation.
  • The same call appears from Ergo Notetaker and another notetaker source.
  • Drafts disagree because they came from different transcripts, notes, or meeting records.
  • The same meeting appears twice in meeting history.

Most common causes

  • Multiple connected notetaker or recording sources are feeding the same meeting.
  • A third-party notetaker and Ergo Notetaker both captured the call.
  • A calendar event or recurring occurrence was processed from more than one source.
  • The current workflow may not deduplicate every cross-source meeting record.

What to check

  • Decide which notetaker source should be authoritative for future calls.
  • Disconnect or disable duplicate sources where possible.
  • Check whether the same meeting appears more than once in meeting history.
  • Review draft source context before sending either draft.
  • Keep only the draft that uses the source you trust for that conversation.

Resolution steps

  • Turn off overlapping capture sources before the next controlled call.
  • If the duplicate came from one-off manual capture, review whether manual dispatch was needed.
  • If duplicate drafts continue after source cleanup, capture the source labels and draft IDs before deleting anything.

When to contact support

  • Contact support when duplicate drafts repeat after disabling overlapping sources.
  • Include the workspace, affected user, meeting title or ID, draft IDs, source labels, and approximate time window.
  • Keep examples generalized and avoid sharing sensitive customer content in support requests.
Last modified on June 8, 2026