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Plaud is an AI voice recorder for in-person conversations and voice notes. Connecting Plaud to CallVault imports your recordings so they live alongside every other call source.
The Plaud connector is currently in beta and uses a Plaud Web session token rather than a standard OAuth sign-in.

Connecting Plaud

1

Open integrations settings

In CallVault, go to Settings → Integrations → Plaud.
2

Use the Plaud Connector browser bridge

CallVault’s Plaud Connector opens Plaud Web and captures a valid session token automatically. Sign in to Plaud Web if prompted.
3

Or paste a token manually

If the browser bridge is unavailable, paste the Bearer token from Plaud Web directly, and choose the Plaud API region that matches your account (Global, Europe, or Asia Pacific).
4

Search recordings by date

Once connected, search your Plaud recordings by date range and select the ones to import.

What syncs

For each imported Plaud recording:
  • Recording
  • Title
  • Date and duration
Plaud recordings don’t carry calendar-based attendee data the way meeting-platform sources do, since Plaud is a general-purpose voice recorder.

Where synced calls land

New calls from Plaud land in your My Calls workspace by default. Use Routing Rules to route them automatically.

Managing the connection

Go to Settings → Integrations → Plaud to check connection status or disconnect. Disconnecting stops future syncs but does not delete calls already imported.

Troubleshooting

Make sure you’re fully signed in to Plaud Web when the bridge opens. If it still doesn’t capture a token, paste the Bearer token from Plaud Web manually instead.
Plaud Web session tokens expire periodically. Reopen the Plaud Connector browser bridge to capture a fresh one, or paste an updated token manually.
Choose the matching API region (Global, Europe, or Asia Pacific) when pasting a token manually — using the wrong region will fail to find your recordings.

Prefer not to connect an account?

You can paste a public Plaud share link to pull the transcript automatically — see Paste a Transcript.