Product Workflow
See how employees capture a meeting, follow local transcription, receive a server-generated summary, and review local history.
Review productSitr by Wislab ستر
Use the current online guides to understand the product, data flow, security boundaries, and pilot requirements. Additional documents are provided only when they exist.
Which materials are available now?
These guides reflect the current implementation and can be shared with business, IT, security, privacy, and infrastructure reviewers.
See how employees capture a meeting, follow local transcription, receive a server-generated summary, and review local history.
Review productHigh-level overview of where audio and transcript data are processed and how desktop, Portal, and processing-server boundaries divide responsibility.
Review architectureCompare provider-hosted meeting assistants with Sitr’s local-transcription and organization-operated analysis model.
Compare modelsSee the core fit questions a pilot should answer—workflow, output, architecture, and operating fit.
Plan evaluationDiscuss host sizing, model dependencies, network placement, authentication alignment, and your proposed pilot topology.
Review pilotStandalone brochures, whitepapers, and formal security packets are not represented as available until reviewed documents have been published.
Can employees download the desktop application directly?
Wislab is not presented as a public self-service download. A pilot first confirms that your organization has a compatible Windows endpoint, a reachable processing server, and owners for deployment and support.
Verify users, meeting types, and current-product fit.
Agree on the processing host, network path, identity, and storage.
Configure the server and validate a pilot Windows device.
Coordinate installation as part of the agreed evaluation.
The current packaged desktop application is for Windows. This page does not advertise macOS or Linux installers.
Describe the evidence your team needs. Wislab will confirm what is available rather than substituting an unsupported claim.