What Superhawk pulls in
- Meetings — title, time, and attendees
- Recordings and transcripts — the full text of what was said
- Speaker attribution — who said what
Connecting
1
Generate a Fathom API key
In Fathom, go to Settings → API Access and generate a key. It grants read access to your own and your team’s meetings, recordings, and transcripts.
2
Open Integrations in Superhawk
Go to Integrations and find Fathom under Conversation Intelligence.
3
Paste the key
Click connect and paste the key. Superhawk verifies it on the spot.
4
Wait for the first sync
Historical meetings are pulled in first. Depending on how many you have, this can take a while.
The key grants access to your own and your team’s meetings. Calls recorded by someone outside that scope will not reach Superhawk. If coverage looks incomplete, this is usually why.
What it feeds
Transcripts are the backbone of most of what Superhawk produces:- Account health — what stakeholders actually said
- Key outcomes — what the customer said they need, in their words
- Signals — commitments, friction, blockers, and requests
- Briefs — what changed since you last spoke
- Memory — the durable record of the relationship
- Action items, adoption blockers, friction, and stakeholders on the account
Related
- Gong — the alternative call recorder
- Integrations