Avoma vs Computer, by DevRev

Access all your meeting and call recordings from Avoma with the Avoma iPhone app. Avoma is an all-in-one AI meeting assistant, conversation intelligence platform, and collaboration tool for working remotely. With Avoma iPhone app, you can: • Listen to your team’s calls on the go at different playback speeds • Replay video recordings for your meetings to refer important moments • Analyze your sales and customer conversations at scale with AI to get actionable coaching insights

Our mobile app works as a companion to our desktop / web apps, so you get: Powerful search, everywhere - Computer unifies all your structured and unstructured data. Which means you get clear, accurate, sourced answers. AI that takes real action - Computer can suggest insights and next steps. And it can take real action on your behalf. From creating tickets to reassigning work, you can move your team forward – anywhere. On-the-go collaboration - Chat with colleagues on the bus. Leave comments on the train. Create issues on the park bench – it’s Computer, for commuters. Enterprise-grade security - Computer is SOC 2, GDPR, HIPAA, and ISO 27001 compliant. Which means Object-level permission awareness, audit trails, and flexible data residency options – always. Unlike other AI tools, Computer connects structured data (CRM records, tickets, log data) and unstructured data (documents, emails, chats) into a single AI-ready source of truth: Computer Memory. This is achieved with our patented two-way sync engine, Computer AirSync. Computer doesn’t just find information. It takes action in your systems, automates workflows, and generates insights grounded in your complete business context. From automated ticket resolution to complex business analysis, Computer works alongside your teams through purpose-built apps and custom AI agents. Above all else, Computer brings people back together. By breaking down silos and connecting people, it ushers in the future of AI-human collaboration. We call this Team Intelligence. It’s time to stop juggling scattered tools – and start focusing on work that really matters.