Leexi, the European AI Notetaker suite that transforms professional meetings into lasting knowledge

The human adventure behind technological innovation

Waste of time and information in sales teams is a stubborn problem. After founding and reselling an online insurance brokerage platform, Xavier Lombard observed this loss of efficiency on a daily basis for several years. Precise information evaporates as soon as the calls are over. This reflection becomes the starting point of a common project. At the beginning of 2022, he launched Leexi with his wife Carole and their two sons, Matthieu and Baptiste. Family governance is established over two generations with four co-founders in equal shares. The distribution of roles is established very naturally to support growth. Xavier leads the company's overall strategy. Carole takes charge of financial management and very successful recruitment

focused on interpersonal skills. The structure grew from thirty to sixty-two employees over a single year, the result of multiple interviews carried out to find the right profiles. Baptiste, the technical director, orchestrates the development team which brings together around fifteen code and product experts. Matthieu deploys operations to establish the continental vision of the project. “In a market where each meeting becomes a given, Leexi is betting that in Europe, trust will count as much as power,” underlines Xavier Lombard, founder and director.

A complete suite for structuring exchanges

Professionals spend considerable time reconstructing important conversations from memory. The meetings are held one after the other on the usual platforms, but the decisions struggle to be followed by tangible effects. To respond to this organizational challenge, the start-up has developed a solution capable of transcribing live exchanges in more than a hundred languages. The artificial intelligence tool generates a structured report and automatically identifies the tasks to be accomplished for each participant. He then drafts a follow-up email ready to send. The development schedule has served the firm well, ready to exploit the best linguistic models as soon as they are available. The mobile application also functions as a real intelligent dictaphone during physical meetings. Today, a vast software suite of thirteen modules is built around this automated note-taking. Users can query their appointment history via a conversational assistant to find specific data. They can also consolidate a knowledge base or perfect the teams' sales techniques. The data goes directly to the commercial management tools, which eliminates tedious manual entries. More than five thousand organizations of all sizes already use this technology.

Healthy growth based on sovereignty

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