Noota

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overall

1,111

out of 60,653

-220

traffic

1,917

out of 60,653

-15

investment

4,249

out of 60,653

-373

review

313

out of 60,653

-87

These rankings are based on data from December 2025

Company

Noota

Years in business

Number of employees

11-50 employees

Country

France

Noota automates meeting note-taking and transcription with integrations for CRM and ATS systems, using AI for generating summaries and insights from recorded conversations.

API Availability

Pricing

paid

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Use

conversational ai

interview analysis

interviews & interview management

job description generator

meetings summarization & transcription

sentiment analysis

Available on

Chrome store

Position of Noota on sub rankings

December 2025

France - Overall

30 out of 1,186

Interviews & interview management - Overall

7 out of 145

Meetings summarization & transcription - Overall

7 out of 156

France - Overall

30 out of 1,186

Interviews & interview management - Overall

7 out of 145

Meetings summarization & transcription - Overall

7 out of 156

Industries

generic

hr & workplace

software & it

technology

Integrations

meet

microsoft teams

webex

zoom

Security protocols

rgpd

soc-2

Company

Noota

Years in business

Number of employees

11-50 employees

Country

France

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