Read and copy a meeting summary
Find the AI summary of a recorded meeting, copy it, and see who gets the email and Slack recap.
Last updated Nov 10, 2026
After the meeting agent records a meeting, Brev writes a summary and sends recaps. Read it on the meeting's Overview tab.
To read and copy the summary:
- Open a past meeting the agent was scheduled for. It opens on the Overview tab.
- Read the Summary section.
- To copy it, click the copy button beside the Summary heading (tooltip 'Copy summary').
Under the summary, use the thumbs up and down buttons to tell Brev whether it was accurate.
When there is no summary #
- Summary Still Processing
- It's taking longer than expected. Refresh the page.
- No Summary Available
- The transcript didn't have enough in it for a summary.
- Notetaker did not join, Recording Failed, Recording Cancelled
- Nothing was recorded, so there is nothing to summarize.
- Hidden by meeting host
- The host turned on Host only.
Who gets the recap #
- Email and Slack recaps go out after the meeting. Each can go to Host Only, Host & Brev Users or All Participants, as set in E-mail and Slack settings.
- Slack recaps arrive as direct messages.
- A locked meeting's recaps go to the host only. See Lock down a meeting.
How long Brev keeps a recording #
Brev keeps a meeting's recording for as long as the meeting exists. Deleting the meeting deletes the recording.
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