Move your team from Bluedot to tl;dv.
Each person gets a short interview, then a personalized step-by-step guide showing exactly where their saved work, prompts, and projects land in tl;dv — and the few things that need a manual step, walked through. You send one invite; nobody becomes the help desk, and nothing in Bluedot is changed or cancelled. Want to see where you’re paying for both first? Run the free audit.
Both tools generate structured AI summaries and speaker-labeled transcripts automatically after each meeting. To move from Bluedot to tl;dv: export your Bluedot meeting notes (copy text or use Bluedot's Notion/Google Drive integration to archive past summaries), then connect tl;dv to the same Google or Outlook calendar so it takes over auto-summarization going forward. In tl;dv, configure a custom note format — MEDDIC, BANT, or a freeform template — under Settings > AI Notes to replicate Bluedot's use-case templates (Q&A, sales notes, customer check-ins). To move from tl;dv to Bluedot: export tl;dv transcripts via the download option in each meeting, then install the Bluedot Chrome extension; Bluedot will start generating structured notes on new meetings immediately. Map Bluedot's custom templates (Pro plan) to whichever use-case best matches your tl;dv format.
- Warning: Bluedot custom templates are gated to the Pro plan; Basic plan users only get the default summary format, which may not match the structured MEDDIC/BANT templates available in tl;dv from Pro upward.
- Warning: tl;dv Free plan caps full AI notes to the first 10 meetings lifetime, then truncates to the first 10 minutes per meeting — teams migrating to the free tier will lose full-meeting summaries after 10 sessions.
- Warning: Neither tool exports notes in a format the other can directly import; historical summaries must be archived manually or via a shared integration (Notion, Google Drive) before switching.
Both tools let users clip specific moments from a recorded meeting and share them as short video segments instead of sending the full recording. In Bluedot, clips are created from the web app after the meeting by selecting a portion of the transcript or timeline; a shareable link is generated. In tl;dv, highlights and clips are created by selecting a transcript segment or marking a timestamp during or after the meeting, then exporting that segment as a shareable video clip. To migrate from Bluedot to tl;dv: recreate your shared clip links in tl;dv by locating the same transcript moment and generating a new clip — old Bluedot clip links remain valid until you cancel your Bluedot account. To migrate from tl;dv to Bluedot: download tl;dv clips you want to preserve before canceling (paid plans), then reshare from Bluedot's clip tool once your meetings are being recorded there.
- Warning: tl;dv Free plan caps shareable clips at 4 (non-downloadable); paid plans lift this cap. Bluedot does not publish a per-plan clip count limit, but clipping is available across plans.
- Warning: Existing clip links from either platform become inaccessible when the corresponding account is canceled — download or re-upload critical clips before switching.
- Warning: tl;dv timestamps can be pushed directly to Slack, HubSpot, Salesforce, or Google Docs via integrations; Bluedot shares clips via a web link only and does not push timestamped highlights into third-party tools natively.
Both tools push meeting notes and action items into CRMs and productivity apps after each call. Bluedot integrates natively with HubSpot and Salesforce (auto-syncing notes, transcripts, and action items), Notion, Slack, Google Drive, and Zoom Cloud, and extends automation via Zapier, Make, and public webhooks. tl;dv integrates natively with HubSpot and Zoho CRM, Slack, Notion, Google Docs, OneDrive, Box, and Greenhouse, and extends via Zapier to 5000+ apps. To migrate from Bluedot to tl;dv: disconnect Bluedot's CRM connector (in HubSpot/Salesforce settings, revoke Bluedot's OAuth app), then in tl;dv's integrations panel connect the same CRM — for Salesforce, use tl;dv's Zapier integration since tl;dv has no native Salesforce connector. Re-map any custom field configurations manually. To migrate from tl;dv to Bluedot: revoke tl;dv's OAuth access in HubSpot/Zoho, authorize Bluedot's CRM integration (Business plan required), and reconfigure field mapping in Bluedot's integration settings.
- Warning: Bluedot's CRM and ATS integrations (HubSpot, Salesforce) are gated to the Business plan. Basic and Pro users are limited to webhooks and non-CRM integrations. tl;dv Pro includes all 5000+ Zapier integrations; deep CRM field mapping is gated to the Business plan.
- Warning: tl;dv has no native Salesforce connector — Salesforce sync requires Zapier integration credits. Bluedot has a native Salesforce connector, so teams moving to tl;dv lose direct Salesforce field mapping.
- Warning: Bluedot exposes an MCP integration for Claude and AI assistants; tl;dv does not. Teams using Bluedot's MCP connector will need an alternative approach after migrating.
Both tools auto-record Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams meetings. Bluedot uses a Chrome extension (and desktop/mobile apps) that captures audio directly without sending a visible bot into the call. tl;dv defaults to sending a bot but also offers a bot-free desktop app that records via system audio. To migrate from Bluedot to tl;dv: uninstall or disable the Bluedot Chrome extension, install the tl;dv desktop app (for bot-free recording) or the tl;dv browser extension, and reconnect your Google or Outlook calendar so tl;dv auto-joins future meetings. To migrate from tl;dv to Bluedot: remove tl;dv's calendar access, install the Bluedot Chrome extension, and grant it access to your calendar — Bluedot will begin capturing meetings silently on the next scheduled call. In both directions, existing recordings are NOT transferred; download or archive recordings from the old platform before canceling.
- Warning: Bluedot Free plan caps each recording at 1 hour; recordings longer than 1 hour require Pro. tl;dv's Free plan allows unlimited recording with a 3-hour per-session cap and a 3-month retention window before recordings are deleted.
- Warning: tl;dv's bot-free mode requires the desktop app (Mac or Windows); the browser extension still sends a bot. Bluedot's bot-free capture works from the Chrome extension on any OS that runs Chrome, giving it broader platform reach.
- Warning: Platform coverage differs: Bluedot supports Webex, Slack huddles, phone calls, and in-person meetings via its mobile app. tl;dv is limited to Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams — migrating teams that use Webex or in-person capture will lose those recording channels.
Both tools accept uploads of pre-existing recordings for transcription and summarization — useful for processing historical calls or recordings made outside the tool. Bluedot accepts MP4, MP3, M4A, and other audio/video formats, plus imports from Google Drive and Zoom Cloud. tl;dv also accepts uploaded recordings alongside its live-recording workflow, with a 3-hour cap per uploaded file. To migrate from Bluedot to tl;dv: download recordings from Bluedot (or Google Drive/Zoom Cloud), then upload them directly into tl;dv's meeting library via the upload option. tl;dv will transcribe and summarize each file using your configured note template. To migrate from tl;dv to Bluedot: download recordings from tl;dv (paid plans allow video download; Free plan does not), then upload into Bluedot. Note that on Bluedot, imports from Google Drive and Zoom Cloud require Pro; unlimited imports require the Business plan.
- Warning: Bluedot restricts file imports by plan: Free and Basic have no import capability; Pro allows limited Zoom and Google Drive imports; Business provides unlimited imports. tl;dv imposes a 3-hour cap per uploaded recording across all plans.
- Warning: tl;dv Free plan retains recordings for only 3 months — historical recordings uploaded to the Free tier will be deleted after 90 days unless the account is upgraded.
- Warning: tl;dv Free plan does not allow video download, only shareable links. Teams wanting to move recordings out of tl;dv for re-upload to Bluedot need a paid tl;dv plan.