Your meetings are full of data.
Too bad nobody's using it.
Somewhere between a dashboard nobody opens and a slide deck stale before you hit slide three, there's a smarter way to run a meeting. A shared visual surface that synthesizes what's being discussed, what the data says, what's decided, and what's still unresolved — in real time, for everyone in the room. That's Living Brief.
The meeting starts before you walk in the door
By the time most meetings begin, it's already too late. The HiPPO has drafted their thesis. The CFO has a model in their head. The VP of Sales has feelings she can't quite quantify. Everyone is operating from different data and different definitions of the same words.
Living Brief flips that. Before the invite even lands on your calendar, Tableau has assembled a context brief — pulling from connected data sources, previous meeting outcomes, and the agenda. Not a deck. Pre-loaded visual hypotheses, staged and verified.
When someone says "I think," data should answer
Real conversations don't follow a script. Someone says the West region is underperforming. Someone else says it's a CS problem. The CFO says it's pricing. Everyone's working from different mental models, and there's no referee.
Living Brief is the referee — without the ego. When a claim lands in the conversation, it's verified against live data automatically. A breakdown appears. A scenario model runs. A confidence score shows up before anyone builds a strategy on top of a hunch.
The meeting that guides itself
You know that moment when you realize 20 minutes went to the item that deserved 5? And the thing that needed an actual decision got 30 seconds? That's conversation debt. It compounds every quarter.
Living Brief tracks a quiet sidebar — not a buzzer, not an awkward timer. A proportional visualization that makes the imbalance visible to the whole room. The group self-corrects. No facilitator required.
It also surfaces dissent before false consensus sets in. If someone's data tells a different story than the room's conclusion, Living Brief flags it — gently, visually, undeniably.
Not a summary.
A visual decision artifact.
Every other AI meeting tool gives you a text summary. Which is great, if what you needed was a longer email to not read.
Living Brief produces something genuinely different: a shareable, interactive visual record showing exactly what was decided, what data supported it, what gaps were acknowledged, and what was deferred — and why.
The next meeting loads the previous meeting's Living Brief artifact as its context brief. Each conversation builds on the last instead of reinventing the wheel in a new calendar invite.
Your meetings have been telling you something.
You just weren't listening.
Here's what genuinely excites us — and we don't get excited easily: longitudinal meeting intelligence.
When every meeting produces a structured Living Brief artifact, you can start asking questions nobody has been able to answer before. What's the recurring unresolved issue in every Q3 review? Where does your team consistently avoid the hard question? Which decisions aged well — and which blew up three months later?
This is where Living Brief doesn't just support the meeting. It learns from the conversation data over time and surfaces patterns invisible when you're buried in individual sessions.
Your data works hard.
Your meetings should too.
Let's build your Living Brief.
Living Brief is Visual Meeting Intelligence by DataBlick — bringing the same rigour we bring to your data, to the conversations that drive your decisions.
