Use a suggested check-in
Brev drafts check-ins from your meetings and connected apps. See where the drafts appear, how to accept one, and how to turn them off.
Last updated Nov 10, 2026
Brev reads a goal's meetings, connected apps and past updates, then drafts a check-in. Nothing saves until you do.
Brev doesn't file drafts on its own today. See Automatic filing.
Where drafts appear #
- Check in page
- A Suggested check-in chip, a sparkle and the draft's first words, next to Add check-in.
- Check-in dialog
- The same sparkle chip next to Add check-in. It is hidden when you edit a check-in, when the goal is Completed, and while the dialog holds an unsaved draft.
- Goal page
- A Suggested check-in card at the top of the goal's check-ins.
- Slack
- Already typed into the Check-in Notes box.
Accept a draft on the Check in page #
- On a card, click the sparkle chip. The draft opens in a Suggested check-in panel.
- Click the green check to copy the draft's note, progress and status into the card. The red X throws it away. A draft never sets Completed: it becomes On Track, and you pick Completed yourself.
- Edit the text, number or status, then click Add check-in.
Turn drafts off #
An admin switches Suggested Check-ins off in Settings, AI & agents, Capabilities. It is on by default. Off hides drafts in the check-in dialog and on the goal page, not on the Check in page. See Turn AI capabilities on or off.
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