ActionPower adds voiceprint speaker ID to Daglo notes app
Daglo now labels speakers by voiceprint after users assign names with consent, and ActionPower says matching accuracy is about 94%.
ActionPower released a Voice Matching feature for its AI note-taking service Daglo on October 23, 2026, the company said. The feature identifies speakers by voiceprint and labels them with the names users have registered, according to Venturesquare.
Users give consent and then replace placeholder attendee labels with real names, after which Daglo learns that voice's voiceprint information. ActionPower says speaker matching accuracy is about 94%, based on real-environment data.
Identified speaker information is linked to Daglo's AI summary and BoardChat features, so the names carry through to the notes and conversations generated from a recording.
Team Plan and certification
Alongside the feature, ActionPower introduced a Team Plan aimed at team collaboration on the service.
The company also said it has obtained ISO 27001 certification. ActionPower did not give a price for the Team Plan in the announcement.
Quick answers
What is Daglo's Voice Matching feature?
It identifies speakers in a recording by voiceprint and labels them with the names users have registered, after the user gives consent and assigns real names to placeholder labels.
How accurate is Daglo's speaker matching?
ActionPower says accuracy is about 94%, based on real-environment data.
Does ActionPower have a team plan for Daglo?
Yes, ActionPower introduced a Team Plan for team collaboration alongside the Voice Matching feature.