Customizing and scheduling your Daily Brief
Set delivery time, choose channels, pick which sections appear, and tune the brief to match how you actually start your workday.
The Daily Brief is most valuable when it fits your morning workflow. This guide covers every customization option so the brief works for you rather than adding another inbox item to manage.
Where to find brief settings
Go to Settings → Notifications and select the Daily Brief tab. Settings here apply to your user account. If you are an admin, you can also set workspace-level defaults that apply to new users.
Delivery channels
In-app
Always enabled. The brief appears on your dashboard each morning and persists in Agent → Report for 30 days.
Enable the email toggle and enter the delivery address. You can use a different address from your login email — useful for sending the brief to a shared team inbox or a mobile-only address.
Slack
Connect your Slack workspace in Settings → Integrations → Slack, then select the channel. The brief is posted as a formatted Slack message with expandable sections. You can set it to DM rather than a channel if you prefer.
Delivery time
Set to any hour between 5 AM and 10 AM in your workspace timezone. The agent generates the brief 15 minutes before delivery, pulling the latest data. Setting delivery to 8 AM means your data is fresh as of 7:45 AM.
Weekend delivery is optional. By default, briefs are sent Monday through Friday. You can enable Saturday and/or Sunday delivery in the advanced settings — useful if you check business data on weekends.
Sections to include
Each section can be enabled or disabled independently:
- Overnight Summary (recommended on) — the plain-English recap
- Priority Signals (recommended on) — your top urgent items
- Today’s Tasks (recommended on) — the AI task list
- Key Numbers (recommended on) — metric snapshot
- What to Watch (optional) — forward-looking radar items
- Week Ahead (optional, off by default) — a 7-day outlook
- Market Signals (optional) — industry trends and competitor activity digest
Brief tone
Choose between:
- Concise — bullet points, numbers, links. Under 200 words. Best for people who want fast daily scanning.
- Narrative — paragraphs with context and reasoning. 300-500 words. Best for people who like to understand the why, not just the what.
- Executive — like Narrative but formatted for sharing. Suitable if you forward the brief to a board member or investor.
Agency and client briefs
If you are on an Agency plan, you can configure a separate brief for each client workspace. Each client brief pulls data from only that client’s workspace. You can have your own brief plus a separate brief for each managed account — all delivered at different times if needed.
