
Meeting Page Sections
Meeting Details
The left panel displays core meeting information:- Company - The client company associated with this meeting
- Meeting Type - QBR, Strategy Session, Check-in, etc.
- Status - Draft, Scheduled, In Progress, Completed, or Cancelled
- Location - Physical address or video conferencing link
- Purpose/Agenda - High-level description of what the meeting covers
A meeting with Draft status is visible to your team but hasn’t sent invitations yet. Open the meeting and click Save & Send when you’re ready to invite attendees. See Draft Meetings.
Attendees
The attendees section shows everyone invited to the meeting:- View the list of participants with their contact information
- Add or remove attendees as needed
- See who has confirmed attendance
- Access attendee email addresses for quick communication
Meeting Notes
A rich text editor for capturing meeting notes:- Format text with bold, italic, lists, and headings
- Add notes before, during, or after the meeting
- Notes are automatically saved
- Perfect for capturing action items and key discussion points
Building an Agenda
The agenda is the heart of your meeting preparation. Click Add Item to add content from across MSPortal to your meeting agenda.
Available Agenda Item Types
Adding Items to the Agenda
- Click the Add Item button
- Select the item type you want to add
- Choose the specific item (e.g., which budget, which planner task)
- The item is added to your agenda
Organizing the Agenda
- Drag and drop items to reorder them
- Use Dividers to create logical sections
- Add Text Blocks for transitions or discussion prompts
- Remove items by clicking the delete icon
Meeting Actions
The meeting page header provides quick actions:Best Practices
Prepare agendas in advance
Prepare agendas in advance
Build your agenda at least a day before the meeting. This gives you time to review the content and ensure all data is accurate.
Use relevant data
Use relevant data
Include items that are meaningful to the client. For QBRs, focus on compliance status, completed projects, and upcoming initiatives.
Keep notes during the meeting
Keep notes during the meeting
Use the Meeting Notes section to capture key points, decisions, and action items as they come up.
Structure with dividers
Structure with dividers
Use dividers and text blocks to create a clear flow. Common sections include: Review, Current Status, Upcoming Work, Q&A.
Next Steps
Presenting
Learn how to present your agenda to clients
Meeting Summaries
Send professional follow-up emails after meetings