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Product screenshot showing draft queues, review controls, and send states. Post-call draft generation depends on workspace configuration, user settings, connected sources, and whether the meeting qualifies for draft creation.

Who can use this

  • Admins and RevOps teams managing rollout.
  • Users checking whether their own post-call drafts should be created.

Before you start

  • Connect the user’s email account.
  • Connect calendar and the relevant notetaker source.
  • Confirm the user belongs to the team or role that should receive post-call drafts.
  • Decide whether you are changing future draft creation only or also cleaning up existing drafts.

Steps

  • Open the workspace or user settings area where draft generation is configured.
  • Find the post-call email draft setting for the user, team, or workspace.
  • Turn the setting on to create drafts for future qualifying calls.
  • Turn the setting off to stop creating new post-call drafts for that scope.
  • Save the change and test with a future qualifying meeting.

What to expect

  • Changes affect future draft generation. Existing drafts may remain until sent, scheduled, dismissed, expired, or cleaned up.
  • Turning post-call drafts on does not mean every meeting produces a draft.
  • Turning post-call drafts off does not disable templates, signatures, manual compose, or scheduled/sent history.
  • Auto-send is separate from draft creation. Do not treat enabling drafts as enabling auto-send.

Common issues

  • The setting is enabled, but email or calendar access is stale.
  • The meeting did not have enough processed context.
  • The setting is enabled for the wrong user or team.
  • A draft appears from another workflow, such as surfacing or manual compose.
Last modified on June 8, 2026