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Voicea
AI voice assistant for meetings.
What it does
Joins web conferences and phone calls as an AI participant. Transcribes meeting audio into searchable text in real-time. Identifies different speakers automatically. Highlights key decisions, action items, and next steps. Syncs meeting summaries directly to CRM and collaboration tools.
Why it works
Active Listening: Instead of forcing humans to furiously scribble notes, it allows meeting participants to stay fully present and engaged in the conversation. Voice Commands: Users can actively trigger the AI during the meeting by saying specific phrases to mark a moment as important. Searchable History: Turns hours of spoken audio into a searchable database, ensuring critical business decisions are never lost or forgotten. Workflow Integration: It doesn't trap your notes; it seamlessly pushes action items into systems of record like Salesforce, Slack, and Microsoft Teams. Enterprise Security: Built with robust data privacy controls, making it safe for massive corporations to use without leaking sensitive audio.
Category: Productivity
Team Size: 50-100
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As of 2026
Productivity
Revenue: $10M-$20M sold/exit
AI voice assistant for meetings.
Overview
Voicea is an enterprise voice collaboration platform that created EVA, an AI meeting assistant. It joins conference calls to transcribe conversations, identify speakers, and automatically highlight actionable items and decisions for post-meeting follow-ups.
Funding status: Acquired
Revenue source: Subscriptions
Pricing: Subscription
Tech stack: Machine Learning, AWS
Platform: Web • iOS • Android
Integrations: Cisco Webex, Salesforce, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Zoom
Founder story
Omar Tawakol had already built and sold a massive data company to Oracle, but he noticed a lingering inefficiency in corporate life: meetings were black holes where brilliant ideas were discussed and immediately forgotten. In 2016, he teamed up with tech veterans to found Voicea (initially Rizio Inc). They built EVA, an AI assistant designed to turn spoken conversations into searchable, actionable digital text. The platform was so effective that Cisco acquired it in 2019 for tens of millions to natively integrate the AI into Webex.
What it does
- Joins web conferences and phone calls as an AI participant
- Transcribes meeting audio into searchable text in real-time
- Identifies different speakers automatically
- Highlights key decisions, action items, and next steps
- Syncs meeting summaries directly to CRM and collaboration tools.
Who it's for
- Project managers
- Enterprise executives
- Sales teams
- Product managers.
Why it works
- Active Listening: Instead of forcing humans to furiously scribble notes, it allows meeting participants to stay fully present and engaged in the conversation
- Voice Commands: Users can actively trigger the AI during the meeting by saying specific phrases to mark a moment as important
- Searchable History: Turns hours of spoken audio into a searchable database, ensuring critical business decisions are never lost or forgotten
- Workflow Integration: It doesn't trap your notes; it seamlessly pushes action items into systems of record like Salesforce, Slack, and Microsoft Teams
- Enterprise Security: Built with robust data privacy controls, making it safe for massive corporations to use without leaking sensitive audio.
Growth strategies
- Acquired Dubai- based AI startup Wrappup to accelerate their mobile capabilities and gain superior voice-to-text algorithms.
- Secured strategic venture capital directly from corporate giants like Cisco, Google, Salesforce, and Microsoft to embed themselves deeply into enterprise ecosystems.
- Positioned themselves heavily as a neutral, cross- platform assistant that could join Webex, Zoom, or Skype seamlessly.
- Marketed heavily to project managers and executives as a tool to establish accountability and ensure follow- up on action items.
Alternatives
Comparison overview
- Otter.ai: A massively popular, consumer-friendly transcription tool favored by journalists and students for general note-taking.
- Fireflies.ai: A highly capable AI meeting assistant that deeply integrates into CRMs and acts as a central hub for meeting intelligence.
- Gong: The absolute heavyweight in Revenue Intelligence, designed specifically to analyze sales calls to train reps and close deals.
- Avoma: A comprehensive AI assistant that manages the entire meeting lifecycle from scheduling to transcription and CRM sync.
- While tools like Gong are hyper-focused purely on sales teams, Voicea was built as a universal enterprise collaboration tool. Its highly accurate, cross-platform voice engine was so powerful that Cisco ultimately acquired it to serve as the foundational AI layer across their entire Webex communications suite.