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 |
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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 |
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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 |
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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” |