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A briefing prepares you for a company meeting. It combines the selected company with relevant workspace context and available knowledge sources.

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Before you generate

Check that the company record is correct. Better profile details, tags, prior meetings, and Sources give Floral more relevant material to work from.

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Create and read a briefing

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Open Briefings

Choose the company and, when available, the related calendar meeting.
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Add specific context

Include the purpose of the meeting or a topic you want the briefing to address.
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Start generation

Floral creates the briefing in the background. Its status shows whether it is waiting, in progress, complete, or failed.
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Check the evidence

Read the result as preparation, not as a verified company statement. Open cited sources where a decision depends on the underlying information.
Briefings can include company background, financial context, recent developments, risks, opportunities, and questions for the meeting. The exact sections depend on the information available.
A briefing does not update after it is created. Generate a new one when the company or meeting context has changed.