How meeting scores work
Brev scores each recorded meeting's effectiveness out of 100, across goal alignment, decisions, execution, accountability and efficiency.
Last updated Nov 10, 2026
After a meeting the meeting agent recorded, Brev scores how well it moved your goals forward. The score is out of 100.
The five parts #
The score is the sum of five parts, each out of 20. Each part has three sub-scores, worth 8, 6 and 6 points:
- Goal alignment
- Goal Coverage, Goal Advancement and Goal Depth: how far the talk covered and moved your goals.
- Decision velocity
- Resolution Rate, Clarity and Blocker Removal: whether decisions got made, clearly, and blockers cleared.
- Execution
- Action Density, Strategic Relevance and Progress Review: the actions that came out, and whether progress was reviewed.
- Accountability
- Owner Specificity, Due Date Clarity and Loop Closure: named owners, clear due dates, and earlier items closed.
- Efficiency
- Time Leverage, Risk Surfacing and Topic Substance: how well the time was used.
Where to see it #
- On a past meeting
- Click the Insights icon at the right of the tab row (not shown on phones). Effectiveness shows the score and the five bars. Once earlier meetings have scores, a chart shows them too. With Meeting Insights on, click a bar for its sub-scores and Brev's reasoning.
- On an upcoming meeting
- Health shows the cadence's health score and its trend. With the agent off for the cadence, it reads 'Meeting Agent Disabled'.
- On the Cadences page
- The Cadences Health panel scores all your cadences on the same five parts. It calls them Alignment, Decisions, Execution, Accountability and Efficiency.
Guidance #
Guidance in the Insights panel lists Brev's recommendations, the anti-patterns it spotted, and whether the meeting created forward motion. It shows when Meeting Guidance is on for your organization and Brev has guidance for the meeting.
Anti-patterns include Vague ownership, Decision deferral, Status reporting dominant and Could have been async.
When there is no score #
- 'No Score Available' means the meeting wasn't recorded. Turn on the meeting agent to score future meetings.
- 'Legacy Score' means an older version scored it, without the breakdown.
- An upcoming one-off meeting has no health score, so the panel reads 'No Metrics Yet'.
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