- Help Center
- Meetings Module
- All User Resources (Indigo: V3)
-
Getting Started
-
Marissa AI
-
Analytics
-
Engagedly Mobile App
-
Goals and OKRs
-
Performance
-
360 Feedback
-
LXP (Learning)
-
Growth
-
Real-Time Feedback
-
Meetings Module
-
Coaching
-
Team Pulse
-
Employee Social
-
Groups
-
Surveys
-
Engagement Survey
-
Rewards
-
Check-Ins
-
Integrations
-
Talent Profile
-
Skill Assessments
-
Suggestions
-
Notes
-
Resources
-
Other Apps
Add discussion points from other modules
Besides manually adding discussion points or using templates, participants can import discussion points from the Feedback, Goals, Growth, and Team Pulse modules. This helps bring key insights into meetings and makes discussions more data-driven and productive.
Adding discussion points from these modules helps teams:
- Discuss feedback to address concerns and recognize achievements.
- Review goals to track progress and realign priorities.
- Explore growth opportunities for career development.
- Assess team engagement using team pulse insights.
By integrating discussion points from these modules, meetings become more structured, data-driven, and productive.
📒Note: When you add discussion points from other modules, certain details become visible to all meeting participants, regardless of their visibility settings in the respective modules.
Prerequisites
To view and add discussion points from other modules, ensure you have an active subscription to Engagedly’s Feedback, Goals, Growth, and Team Pulse modules.
Navigate to Apps > Meetings.
- Go to My Meetings and select a meeting.
- Click Add agenda from and select a module to add discussion points from it.
- Click the Calendar
icon at the top and set a period to select relevant points. - Click the Filter icon at the top to select a participant whose points you want to add.
- Select one or more discussion points and click Add at the top right.
Manage discussion points
After adding discussion points from other modules, you can manage them directly in their respective modules if required.
Click a discussion point to open the corresponding module, where you can view or update it as required.