Released Jul 31, 2026 · v5.17.5 to v5.17.9 · Shared by Founding Team

Releases v5.17.5 to v5.17.9

Brev Operator

Ask about your meetings and get the answer in one shot ("my last meeting", "what's happening right now", "when's my next 1:1", or a meeting by name) instead of watching the assistant hunt through upcoming meetings first.
The assistant starts every conversation already knowing your workspace, so a first question about goals or meetings gets a real answer rather than a request to upload a file, and when a transcript isn't available, it tells you exactly why.
Turning a meeting or cadence into a document now works on the first try, and when the assistant writes a document, the preview opens on it and stays on whatever you chose to view.
Importing goals from large PDF files now completes reliably instead of stalling.

DM the Brev app in Slack and get real answers from Brev Operator, drawing on your goals and data just like the web app, and if your Slack account isn't linked to Brev yet, it tells you so instead of staying silent.
Conversations in Slack and Teams are now remembered: a follow-up like "what about last quarter?" picks up where you left off, and those chats appear in your recent conversations on the web.
Message the Teams bot "home" or "today" for "Your Brev today", yesterday's meetings, goals waiting on a check-in, and your open actions in one card.
Asking Brev a question in Slack or Teams now shows a thinking indicator right away, and the answer replaces it in place, no more silent waiting.
Your Slack and Teams reminder switches are reachable even if your team hasn't set a check-in rhythm yet, and changing that rhythm no longer quietly switches a channel off behind your back.
Picking Slack channels no longer trips over deleted or archived ones, and a failed Microsoft Teams connection now explains what actually went wrong, including when you simply cancelled it.

Past meetings that were wrongly flagged as cancelled when a recurring series was renamed or rescheduled are back in your meeting lists and timelines (transcripts, agendas, and effectiveness scores intact) however long the series has been running.
Meeting recaps are stamped with the time the meeting was actually recorded, so a recap can no longer arrive labelled with a slot that hasn't happened yet.
Narrowing your AI meeting agent's auto-join setting now warns you first and says how many already-scheduled recordings it would cancel, and switching the agent off and back on restores your previous choice instead of quietly downgrading it.

Reports export to CSV and Excel exactly as filtered on screen, and can now be compared against earlier periods so you can see whether adoption, on-track rates, and attainment are moving.
Admins can choose whether views default to only the most granular current time period or to every active one (annual objectives no longer vanish from a view when quarterly periods are open) and views keep following the current period unless you deliberately pin one.
The Teams On Track, Ownership & Cascade, and Attainment reports open reliably again, with headers on one line, comparison periods in the familiar order, and a properly rendered Export button.

A tab left open for hours no longer goes quietly stale: when your session expires, Brev detects it and restores you automatically instead of silently pausing updates.
The "Ask Brev anything" button no longer covers the bottom of your lists, the last row on every page scrolls clear so its controls stay clickable.

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Released Jul 31, 2026 · v5.17.5 to v5.17.9 · Shared by Founding Team

Ask about your meetings and get the answer in one shot ("my last meeting", "what's happening right now", "when's my next 1:1", or a meeting by name) instead of watching the assistant hunt through upcoming meetings first.
The assistant starts every conversation already knowing your workspace, so a first question about goals or meetings gets a real answer rather than a request to upload a file, and when a transcript isn't available, it tells you exactly why.
Turning a meeting or cadence into a document now works on the first try, and when the assistant writes a document, the preview opens on it and stays on whatever you chose to view.
Importing goals from large PDF files now completes reliably instead of stalling.

DM the Brev app in Slack and get real answers from Brev Operator, drawing on your goals and data just like the web app, and if your Slack account isn't linked to Brev yet, it tells you so instead of staying silent.
Conversations in Slack and Teams are now remembered: a follow-up like "what about last quarter?" picks up where you left off, and those chats appear in your recent conversations on the web.
Message the Teams bot "home" or "today" for "Your Brev today", yesterday's meetings, goals waiting on a check-in, and your open actions in one card.
Asking Brev a question in Slack or Teams now shows a thinking indicator right away, and the answer replaces it in place, no more silent waiting.
Your Slack and Teams reminder switches are reachable even if your team hasn't set a check-in rhythm yet, and changing that rhythm no longer quietly switches a channel off behind your back.
Picking Slack channels no longer trips over deleted or archived ones, and a failed Microsoft Teams connection now explains what actually went wrong, including when you simply cancelled it.

Past meetings that were wrongly flagged as cancelled when a recurring series was renamed or rescheduled are back in your meeting lists and timelines (transcripts, agendas, and effectiveness scores intact) however long the series has been running.
Meeting recaps are stamped with the time the meeting was actually recorded, so a recap can no longer arrive labelled with a slot that hasn't happened yet.
Narrowing your AI meeting agent's auto-join setting now warns you first and says how many already-scheduled recordings it would cancel, and switching the agent off and back on restores your previous choice instead of quietly downgrading it.

Reports export to CSV and Excel exactly as filtered on screen, and can now be compared against earlier periods so you can see whether adoption, on-track rates, and attainment are moving.
Admins can choose whether views default to only the most granular current time period or to every active one (annual objectives no longer vanish from a view when quarterly periods are open) and views keep following the current period unless you deliberately pin one.
The Teams On Track, Ownership & Cascade, and Attainment reports open reliably again, with headers on one line, comparison periods in the familiar order, and a properly rendered Export button.

A tab left open for hours no longer goes quietly stale: when your session expires, Brev detects it and restores you automatically instead of silently pausing updates.
The "Ask Brev anything" button no longer covers the bottom of your lists, the last row on every page scrolls clear so its controls stay clickable.

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