We use your personal and company LinkedIn profiles as context for understanding you and your company. This helps our AI research agent provide better insights during meetings.
Your personal LinkedIn gives us your background, while your company LinkedIn helps us understand your industry, competitors, and market position. Both are required to get started.
You can connect both your calendar and email, and we highly recommend doing both for the best experience.
Calendar integration lets us list your upcoming meetings and send notifications before they start in the desktop app. We also use this context for our research and meeting agents to better prepare for your calls.
Email integration helps us write emails in your own voice by analyzing your writing patterns. Plus, we'll have full context of your email threads with meeting participants, which makes our research and meeting agents much more effective.
You'll need to download and set up the desktop app during the onboarding process to proceed. It's a quick 4-step process: Start, Sign In, Permissions, and Get Started.
When you finish onboarding, you'll see the main window where you can hop into a scheduled meeting at any time, or press "New Meeting" for an impromptu call.
Joining a meeting opens the pre-research panel. It will show you information regarding the people you’re meeting with and if you have pre-call automations on, you’ll see the result of that. We recommend tailoring your pre-call research automation to research what is relevant to you. We’ll be adding deeper research to this soon so let us know if this is lacking in any way.
Once you press "Start Meeting," the main window closes and you get a small pill at the bottom of your screen that stays out of your way. You can click on it to activate the panel.
You'll see real-time suggestions of questions you can ask, plus a chat that uses the transcript as context. This chat also has access to your email, web search, and previous meetings for quick questions during the call.