Daily Briefings
Daily Briefings
Daily Briefings give you a concise summary of what happened across all your connected data sources, delivered to you every morning.
What is in a Daily Briefing?
A typical briefing includes:
- Key metrics summary. Revenue, signups, active users, or whatever metrics matter to your business.
- Notable changes. Anything that spiked, dropped, or crossed a threshold since yesterday.
- Activity digest. A summary of GitHub commits, Jira updates, Slack discussions, and more.
- Action items. Things that might need your attention today.
Setting Up a Daily Briefing
- Go to Settings > Daily Brief and Alerts.
- Set your timezone. The briefing is written for your morning, not ours.
- Turn the briefing email on or off.
- Click Save.
Your briefing draws on every tool you have connected, so there is nothing to pick per source. Connect a tool and it is in the next briefing; disconnect it and it is out.
What you control today
- Your timezone. The briefing is generated for your own morning.
- The email. On or off. The briefing appears in the Today tab either way.
Choosing an exact delivery hour, picking which metrics lead, setting a comparison period, choosing a detail level, and sending the briefing to other people are not built yet.
Example Briefing
Morning Brief for April 21, 2026
Signups: 89 (up 15% since the checkout fix)
Revenue: $12,340 (on track for monthly goal)
Open support tickets: 23 (down from 31 yesterday)
Notable: GitHub deploy frequency doubled this week, and 3 critical Jira bugs were closed.
Action items: 2 high-priority support tickets are approaching SLA deadline.
Tips
- Connect the tools you actually check in the morning. The briefing is only as
complete as what it can see.
- The briefing is one per person per day, written for your timezone.
- Briefings use the same citation system, so you can always drill into the underlying data.