Anker and Notta launch Anker Soundcore Work for Notta corporate AI recorder

The product builds on the Soundcore Work recorder released in February 2026, adding corporate data management and sharing features through Notta's software. For organizations already standardized on Notta, the account-linking option means recordings flow into existing workspaces rather than a separate system, while new buyers get a device and a 12-month license card together. Notta's enterprise controls include organization-only workspaces with view, edit, and download permissions set per transcript or folder, plus SAML SSO and IP address restrictions, though SAML SSO is limited to the Enterprise plan. Notta's software holds SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 (2022 version) certifications, and audio and text data are stored on servers in Japan and not used for AI training, according to the companies. The hardware itself is a roughly 10g clip with two MEMS microphones that pick up sound up to 5m away, recording for up to 8 hours alone or 32 hours with the charging case. Software features include speaker identification, AI summaries, custom templates for company-format minutes, multilingual transcription, real-time translation, and integrations with tools such as Salesforce, Slack, and Notion. A promotional offer extends 12 months of Smart or Smart Plus to 15 months for new corporate contracts signed by March 31, 2027.