Group inbox alerts by watched company for team review
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Your chosen cutoff and time zone set the end of each 24-hour alert window.
Your current watchlist names the companies and approved aliases to match against news alerts.
Your alert emails supply headlines, excerpts, original article links, and receipt times.
Your chosen format sets how each company and linked story appears in the draft.
Your selected channel gives colleagues a place to review the draft before distribution.
Your spreadsheet holds the company names and approved aliases used to match alerts.
Your email inbox supplies alert emails from the 24 hours before your morning cutoff.
Your team sees which source could not be read instead of receiving an incomplete brief.
Your team chat receives one dated draft for your team to review before distribution.
Your team sees a dated no-news note and any alerts that still need your review.
Your team gets company headings, unique linked stories, short relevance notes, and alerts needing review.
This Agent starts at your morning cutoff and checks news alerts against your watchlist. It groups distinct stories and adds short notes on why they may matter. It posts the draft in your team's review chat with unclear alerts flagged.
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Google Sheets holds the company names and approved aliases used to match alerts.
Gmail supplies alert emails from the 24 hours before your morning cutoff.
Slack receives one dated draft for your team to review before distribution.
Microsoft Outlook supplies alert emails from the 24 hours before your morning cutoff.
Airtable holds the company names and approved aliases used to match alerts.
monday.com holds the company names and approved aliases used to match alerts.
ClickUp receives one dated draft for your team to review before distribution.
Zoom supplies alert emails from the 24 hours before your morning cutoff.
Zoom receives one dated draft for your team to review before distribution.
Telegram receives one dated draft for your team to review before distribution.
Microsoft Excel holds the company names and approved aliases used to match alerts.
Microsoft Teams receives one dated draft for your team to review before distribution.
Google Chat receives one dated draft for your team to review before distribution.
Microsoft Office 365 supplies alert emails from the 24 hours before your morning cutoff.
Microsoft Office 365 holds the company names and approved aliases used to match alerts.
RingCentral receives one dated draft for your team to review before distribution.
Smartsheet holds the company names and approved aliases used to match alerts.
Chatwork receives one dated draft for your team to review before distribution.
Basecamp receives one dated draft for your team to review before distribution.
Whop receives one dated draft for your team to review before distribution.
Zoho Mail supplies alert emails from the 24 hours before your morning cutoff.
Connecteam receives one dated draft for your team to review before distribution.
Dialpad receives one dated draft for your team to review before distribution.
Zoho Sheet holds the company names and approved aliases used to match alerts.
Microsoft Exchange supplies alert emails from the 24 hours before your morning cutoff.
Twitch receives one dated draft for your team to review before distribution.
Kintone holds the company names and approved aliases used to match alerts.
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Prepare a morning brief on companies the investment team watches.
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Turn company news alerts into a linked brief for team review.
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Group overnight coverage by watched company for research review.
Show all Agents for the Investment Research departmentBring overnight company news into one brief for team review.
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Frequently asked questions about the Draft Morning News Brief:
You choose the morning cutoff and time zone. You also choose your alert inbox and watchlist spreadsheet. You pick the team's review channel and brief format.
Your draft includes clear repeats only once. The analyst sees uncertain matches and unclear repeats flagged for review. Alerts missing links appear there too.
The Agent writes short notes from alert excerpts. Your analyst sees alerts flagged when they lack enough context.
Your team still gets a dated no-news draft. If the Agent cannot read a source, it posts the specific access problem in your review channel.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.