Meeting Properties
Meeting properties apply to the whole meeting. If a property is set more than once during a meeting, only the last setting will be preserved.
| Setting | Command Examples |
|---|---|
| Title |
Try saying the following during your meeting: “Set meeting title to: command recognition is fun” |
| Criticality |
Try saying the following during your meeting: “Set criticality to: low” |
| Owner |
Try saying the following during your meeting: “Set meeting owner to: your name” |
Meeting Analytics Items
You can manually add various analytics items that appear in the Analytics Tab during your meetings. Unlike properties, you can add multiple analytics items throughout the meeting.
| Setting | Command Examples |
|---|---|
| Action |
Try saying the following during your meeting: “Add Action item: this is my first action item” |
| Issue |
Try saying the following during your meeting: “Add Issue item: this is my first issue item” |
| Risk |
Try saying the following during your meeting: “Add Risk item: this is my first risk item” |
| Question |
Try saying the following during your meeting: “Add Question item: this is my first question item” |
| Decision |
Try saying the following during your meeting: “Add Decision item: this is my first decision item” |
| Parking Lot |
Try saying the following during your meeting: “Add Parking Lot item: this is my first parking lot item” |
Meeting Associations
Meetings can be associated with a project, program, or department with a command.
| Setting | Command Examples |
|---|---|
| Project |
Try saying the following during your meeting: “Associate meeting with project: project name” |
| Program |
Try saying the following during your meeting: “Associate meeting with program: program name” |
| Department |
Try saying the following during your meeting: “Associate meeting with department: department name” |