Keep a searchable account history of notes, business reviews and commitments for every client.
Account Notes give each company one running record of the relationship. Notes you write in MSPortal, QBR log entries and notes synced from Autotask all appear in the same list. This page is for MSP staff.A QBR log entry is a structured record of a business review. It lists what was Discussed, what was Agreed and what was Actioned. Each commitment under Actioned has an optional owner, an optional due date and a Done tick.
Go to Calendar, open a meeting that has a company set, and select the QBR Log tab.
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Click Generate from this meeting
MSPortal builds the entry from the meeting notes, agenda, action items and transcript. It also reads the company’s recent QBR entries, so follow-ups on earlier commitments are picked up. The entry is saved as soon as it is generated. A QBR log entry generated message confirms it.
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Review the entry
Check Discussed, Agreed and Actioned. Click Edit to fix anything that is wrong, then click Save.
Commitments from the entry are also added to the meeting’s action items. An owner whose name matches one staff member is assigned automatically. Any other owner, such as a client contact, is left unassigned and the name is kept in the item’s notes. Commitments that match an existing action item are skipped. Later QBR edits and Done ticks do not change the action items.
This button replaces Generate from this meeting once the meeting has an entry.
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Confirm
The Regenerate this entry? dialog warns that the entry will be replaced. Click Regenerate with AI to continue.
Regenerating replaces handwritten edits. A commitment keeps its Done tick only when the new commitment has the same description, ignoring capital letters. If the entry was already pushed to Autotask, the Autotask copy is updated too.
This setting is on by default. After a meeting summary is sent, MSPortal writes the QBR entry for the meeting’s company with AI. The meeting’s QBR Log tab shows Writing the log entry until it lands, usually within a few seconds.
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Choose whether to push to Autotask (optional)
If Autotask is connected, set Push QBR log entries to Autotask as to a note type. Leave it on Do not push to Autotask to keep automatic entries in MSPortal only.
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Click Save
The Save button is in the page header.
Automatic entries are skipped for:
Meetings with no company.
Meetings of type On-site Tech Visit, Service Call or Internal Meeting.
Entries you already edited by hand, including a saved Done tick.
All meetings, while Update the QBR log automatically is off.
You can always write an entry yourself with Generate from this meeting.
Each QBR entry shows a count such as 2 of 5 open next to Actioned. Tick Done on a saved entry and the change saves immediately. The count belongs to that entry only. The company overview card shows each recent QBR entry’s own open count, not a company-wide total.
This applies to companies linked to an Autotask integration. Other companies keep notes in MSPortal.
Open the note dialog and choose an Autotask note type.
Turn on Push to Autotask when saved.
Click Save.
Editing a pushed note and saving with Update the Autotask copy when saved turned on updates the same Autotask note. The full steps and failure handling are in Create and update account notes.
Set a company on the meeting and reopen it. The tab is staff-only.
No entry appeared after I sent a summary
Check that Update the QBR log automatically is on in Settings > Operations > Calendar > Post-Meeting. Check the meeting type and that the entry was not edited by hand. Then click Generate from this meeting.
A message says the entry was edited by hand and left unchanged
Automatic generation never overwrites an edited entry. Click Regenerate with AI to replace it on purpose.
The Autotask note type list is empty
The company must be linked to Autotask and the integration must have synced its note types. Types refresh with the daily sync.
A regenerated entry lost my edits
Regenerating replaces the whole entry. Only matching Done commitments keep their tick.