Every call in Junior has a type, and that type decides how the conversation is processed. Setting it correctly means your transcript and takeaways come out in the right shape.

The two call types

You can set a call's type from a dropdown on the call. There are two options:

  • Expert Interview: a one-to-one interview with an expert or management, where one side asks and the other answers. Junior applies a fuller cleaning, a more sophisticated processing pipeline, and reshapes the conversation into clean question-and-answer blocks. It produces Key Takeaways and a call summary.
  • Group Meeting: a general-purpose call with two or more people. Junior applies lighter cleaning. It also produces Key Takeaways and a summary.
The call-type dropdown open, showing Expert Interview and Group Meeting
Set the type from the dropdown on the call.

Changing a call's type

If you set the wrong type, you can change it, but Junior reprocesses the call to match. The transcript reverts to its raw form while Junior re-runs it, then returns in the new format.

Questions

Why does my interview read more polished than my meeting?

Expert Interviews get fuller cleaning and are reshaped into tidy question-and-answer blocks, so they read like a clean transcript of a two-way conversation. Group Meetings get lighter cleaning and stay closer to a running set of meeting notes.

When should I set a call's type?

Set it up front, before you rely on the takeaways. Because the type changes how a call is cleaned and structured, confirming it's correct first means your Key Takeaways and summary are built from the right format the first time.

I changed the call type and my transcript disappeared.

This is expected. Changing the type triggers reprocessing: the transcript briefly reverts to raw while Junior re-runs the cleaning, then reappears shortly in the new format. Nothing has been lost.