Trigger Research from a Calendar Event
Create a Zap triggered by a new or updated calendar event. Filter for the customer meeting type and schedule the research far enough ahead to finish before the call.
Prepare for customer interviews automatically by triggering on the right calendar events, gathering product and CRM context before the meeting, and placing a concise source-linked brief directly in the notes page.
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with Claire Vo
Reid triggers research for upcoming meetings, looks up company usage and sales history, converts the returned HTML into a file Gemini can summarize, and appends the brief to the customer’s Coda page.
A pre-meeting brief in the correct Coda page with usage context, prior interactions, open questions, and source links.
Workflow automation platform
Google AI assistant
Follow the sequence once, then adapt the prompts, checks, and handoffs to your own setup.
4 steps
Create a Zap triggered by a new or updated calendar event. Filter for the customer meeting type and schedule the research far enough ahead to finish before the call.
Use the external attendee email to retrieve the authorized account, product usage, and prior interaction data. Convert returned HTML or PDF material into a file and retain source URLs and timestamps.
Send the collected file to Gemini with a fixed brief structure. Require factual context, explicit dates, source references, and separate suggested questions.
Prepare a concise brief for this customer interview. Use only the attached account and interaction data. Include company and attendee, dated product usage signals, previous conversations, open commitments, risks or unknowns, and three suggested discussion questions. Cite the source or date for each factual section and label suggestions as suggestions.
Use a model like Google Gemini that is specifically optimized for handling file-based inputs (like PDFs, audio, or converted HTML) for more reliable and efficient processing.
Find the Coda page for the exact meeting and append or replace a named “AI meeting brief” section. Record the generation time and source links, and alert the owner if identity resolution or research failed.
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