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Meeting Prep analyzes your account data and produces a structured briefing so you walk into every call with full context — no manual research required. It pulls recent meetings, emails, open requests, tasks, health scores, notes, and contacts to generate an exportable summary with relationship health, risk analysis, and a suggested agenda.

How to generate a Meeting Prep

1

Open the account

Navigate to the account you’re preparing to call.
2

Click Meeting Prep

Click the Meeting Prep button on the account detail page. Zudo fetches your account data and runs the AI analysis — this typically takes a few seconds.
3

Review your briefing

The briefing opens in a modal. Review each section and export or copy it before your call.
Briefings are cached for 30 minutes. If you need the latest data — for example, if a new email arrived or a task was just completed — click Refresh to generate a fresh briefing.

What’s in the briefing

Executive summary

A 2–3 sentence snapshot of where the account stands right now: health, momentum, and anything that needs your attention going into the call.

Relationship health

An overall health status — Strong, Healthy, Neutral, Strained, or At-risk — backed by 2–4 specific indicators drawn from your account data. You’ll also see a description of how this customer typically engages with you.

Last meeting recap

A summary of the most recent meeting, including:
  • Date the meeting took place
  • Key takeaways — the 1–3 most important points discussed
  • Outstanding commitments — action items or promises that were made and need follow-up

Recent email context

A brief summary of what your recent email exchange has focused on, so you know the current state of any ongoing conversations before the call starts.

Suggested agenda

A prioritized list of topics to cover, each with:
  • A topic name
  • A rationale explaining why it’s relevant right now
  • Talking points to guide the conversation

Risk assessment

An overall risk level — Low, Medium, or High — along with:
  • Concerns worth addressing
  • Opportunities worth exploring

Discovery questions

3–5 account-specific questions designed to help you uncover needs, surface blockers, or advance the relationship.

Watch outs

1–3 things to be aware of going into this call — potential sensitivities, commitments you made, or contacts who may need extra attention.

Exporting your briefing

Use the export controls in the top-right of the briefing modal:
OptionWhat it does
MarkdownDownloads a .md file you can paste into any notes app
PDFDownloads a formatted PDF ready to share or print
Copy to clipboardCopies the full briefing as Markdown for quick pasting into Slack, Notion, or email

Refreshing a briefing

Briefings are cached for 30 minutes to keep things fast. To force a fresh generation:
  • Click the Refresh button in the briefing modal
The refresh pulls in the latest meetings, emails, requests, tasks, and notes before re-running the analysis.

Data sources

Meeting Prep pulls the following data when generating a briefing:
SourceWhat’s includedHow far back
MeetingsLast 10 meetings90 days
EmailsLast 10 email messages
RequestsAll open requests
TasksAll open tasks
Health scoreCurrent score and factor breakdown
NotesLast 5 CSM notes
ContactsUp to 10 customer contacts