Set a cadence's meeting type
Mark a cadence as a 1:1, stand up, QBR or other meeting type, so Brev structures its recap and goal matching.
Last updated Nov 10, 2026
A cadence's type shapes its recap and decides whether its meetings are matched to goals. A new cadence starts with no type.
Who can do this: a role with Manage cadences (Owners and Admins by default). Anyone else gets an error message. See Roles and permissions.
To set the type:
- Go to Cadences.
- On the cadence's row, click its type chip (not shown on phones). A cadence without a type shows Add type. The same chip is on each of its meeting pages.
- Pick a type. To clear it, pick 'None'.
The types #
- Leadership Review, Department Review, Team Review, OKR Review
- 1:1, Stand Up, All Hands, Retrospective, Cross Functional, Planning
- MBR, WBR, QBR
Accept a suggested type #
Brev may suggest a type for a new cadence from its title, schedule and attendee count. It never applies one itself. To review a suggestion:
- Click the cadence's type chip. Suggested type sits at the top of the menu.
- Click the suggestion (for example Use 1:1) to accept it, or Dismiss suggestion to clear it.
Types and goal matching #
Admins choose which types are matched to goals in Goal alignment. Every type is matched except 1:1 by default.
A meeting with no type counts as a 1:1 when its invite has one or two attendees. So by default it isn't matched to goals.
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