> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.meetdoris.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # After a deal meeting > Runs after Doris processes a meeting that is linked to a deal, once per linked deal. **Event id:** `deal.meeting_processed` The deal-scoped version of [After a meeting](/features/triggers/after-a-meeting). It only fires for meetings that Doris matched to a deal, and it hands the flow both the meeting and the deal. ## When it fires After a meeting finishes processing, once for each deal the meeting is linked to. A call that covers two opportunities fires the flow twice, once per deal, each run carrying its own deal. ## What the flow receives * **Meeting** — The processed meeting, expandable into transcript, summary, attendees, and extracted signal * **Deal** — The linked deal, expandable into stakeholders, commitments, objections, competitors, and prior meetings * **Owner** — The Doris user the meeting belongs to * **Deal state** — Whether the deal is currently active, and whether it is already closed ## Good uses * Update deal fields in the CRM from what was said on the call * Re-score the deal against a qualification framework after every conversation * Notify the deal owner when a new risk or objection surfaced * Append a call recap to the deal's CRM notes ## Things to know * A meeting with no deal link does not fire this trigger at all. Use [After a meeting](/features/triggers/after-a-meeting) if you need those calls too. * Both this and [After a meeting](/features/triggers/after-a-meeting) fire for a deal-linked call. Building a flow on each means two runs for one meeting. * The event tells you whether the deal is closed. Add a **Continue if** on that field if the flow should skip closed deals. * Deal linking depends on your CRM connection and on Doris matching attendees to the account. A meeting that has not been matched yet will not fire this trigger. This is the right trigger for most post-call automation. It gives you the deal without a lookup step, and it never runs on internal calls.