Meeting Prep

Meeting Prep is an AI feature that emails you a morning brief before your upcoming meetings. Each brief pulls together background on your attendees — recent communication history, contact details, and key facts from Levitate — so you can walk in prepared without spending time on manual research.

Meeting Prep must be enabled on your account before the settings below appear. Reach out to your Success Manager to get this feature turned on for your account.

Setting Up Meeting Prep

Once Meeting Prep is enabled on your account, you can configure your personal delivery preferences under Personal Settings.

1. Click your name or profile icon and go to Personal Settings.
2. Expand the Meeting Prep section.
3. Check Email me a morning prep brief to turn on daily delivery.
4. Adjust the options below as needed, then click Save.

Delivery Settings

When delivery is enabled, the following options are available:

• Send time — the hour (in your local timezone) when the morning digest email is sent. Choose any whole hour, e.g. 7:00 AM.
• Deliver on weekends — when checked, briefs are also sent on Saturday and Sunday for any meetings you have those days.
• Include internal attendees — when checked, meetings whose attendees are all colleagues on your Levitate account are also prepped. By default, only meetings with external contacts are included. An external contact must have accepted the meeting invite and be listed as an attendee in order for the meeting to be prepped.
• Default focus / tone — optional free-text guidance applied to every brief, for example "Focus on renewal conversations" or "Keep it concise, bullet points preferred."

Deliver

The Deliver control sets when the brief is sent relative to your meetings:

• Morning of meeting day (default) — the brief arrives on the same day as your meetings, at the send time you have configured.
• Evening before — the brief arrives the evening before your meetings. The send-time picker narrows to 4:00 PM – 10:00 PM, and the brief covers the following day's scheduled meetings.

When Evening before is selected, the Deliver on weekends setting applies to the day the brief covers, not the day it is sent. For example, with weekends disabled, a Monday brief is still delivered Sunday evening because Monday is a weekday — but a brief covering Saturday would not be sent Friday evening.

The Last delivered line shows the meeting day the brief covered, not the date the email was sent.

Last Delivered

When the Meeting Prep section is expanded, a Last delivered line shows the date and time of the most recent brief sent to you. If no brief has been sent yet, this line is not shown.

Downloadable Documents

The Meeting Prep agent can generate downloadable document artifacts and attach them to your meeting prep brief. Documents are delivered alongside the brief and, when morning delivery is enabled, are included in the morning digest email.

To request a document, add instructions to your meeting prep template or run guidance. For example: "Generate a one-page PDF agenda for this meeting" or "Create a PowerPoint summary of each attendee's background." The agent supports three formats:

• PDF
• PowerPoint (PPTX)
• Excel (XLSX)

Up to 3 documents can be generated per meeting prep run.

Note: Downloadable documents are not available for HIPAA accounts.

FAQs

Q: Where do briefs appear?

A: Briefs are delivered exclusively via the morning digest email in v1. There is no in-app history view at this time.

Q: What information does a brief include?

A: Each brief covers the meeting's attendees, drawing on their Levitate contact profile, recent email history (where permitted by your account's settings), and any key facts or tags in Levitate.

Q: How do I stop receiving briefs?

A: Uncheck Email me a morning prep brief in Personal Settings and save. You can re-enable it at any time.

Q: Can I get briefs for only certain meetings?

A: Not in v1 — the feature preps all upcoming meetings that match your delivery settings (external-only or including internal, depending on your preference).

Q: Why did my meeting not get prepped?

A: Check two things. First, make sure Include internal attendees is turned on in Personal Settings if the meeting was with colleagues only — by default, Meeting Prep only looks for meetings with external contacts. Second, an external contact must have accepted the meeting invite and be listed as an attendee for the meeting to be prepped.