A meeting artifact in Brev is an automatically generated document created before a recurring review. It pulls together the agenda, relevant data, charts, and discussion points from your connected tools and meeting history , giving the meeting owner a ready-to-edit draft before the call starts.

Brev detects upcoming recurring meetings, like weekly business reviews or monthly performance reviews, and uses your meeting cadence, past discussions, goals, and connected tools to assemble a structured document in advance. No manual input is required to generate the first draft.

Yes. The meeting owner receives the generated artifact as a draft. You can edit any section, add context, adjust the framing, and approve it before it's shared. Artifacts are a starting point, not a final output.

Artifacts works with any recurring review cadence, including weekly business reviews, monthly performance reviews, roadmap reviews, sales reviews, product reviews, and leadership cadences.

Meeting notes capture what was said after the fact. Artifacts prepares a structured document before the meeting starts, including relevant data, goal status, and discussion points, so the team arrives informed and the meeting drives decisions rather than status updates.

Yes. Each artifact is saved as a snapshot tied to that specific review cycle. Teams can search and revisit past artifacts across departments, creating a persistent record of what was prepared, discussed, and shared over time, instead of relying on scattered decks and docs.