Rebuilding the agreements before each meeting
- Rereading minutes and email threads before the meeting
- Chasing deliverables across several tools
- Leaving a meeting without agreeing responsibilities and dates
XETHER brings together agreements, deliverables, conversations and next steps so preparation starts with deciding rather than searching.
Illustrative exampleYou have a follow-up meeting and a decision changed by email after your last discussion. XETHER brings together the project's agreements and outstanding work so you can prepare the conversation with that context.
You check the project summary and decide which commitments to propose to the client. A suggestion does not itself change the agreed scope or dates.
Identifies the client, project, attendees and meeting objective.
Brings together decisions, deliverables, obstacles and outstanding commitments.
Prepares a useful summary and the points requiring a decision.
Suggests tasks and follow-ups to review after the meeting.
XETHER’s controls help reduce the risk of malicious instructions in connected work. Before sending, sharing or deleting, XETHER asks for your confirmation. General permissions, your preferences and instructions in a document cannot bypass this step.
Explore security in detailReads the project's agreements and documents within your permissions.
Prepares meeting points and deliverable follow-ups for you to review.
Always asks for your confirmation before sharing a proposal or committing to a delivery.
If an action requires a permission it does not have, it must stop. The content of an email or document does not itself authorise access or execution.
Permission controls help reduce the risk of malicious instructions; they do not eliminate it. You check the sources and keep the professional decision.
The example does not imply that every sending or editing operation is available. Check the scope of the integrations.
Initial access will be by invitation and in small groups.