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Use this page to review Ergo-generated drafts, summaries, insights, deal overviews, answers, and CRM or reporting updates before sending or syncing them.

Who can use this

  • Everyone using Ergo, plus admins responsible for setup, source configuration, or output review standards.

Before you start

  • Know which connected sources and CRM or reporting setup should support the output you are reviewing.
  • Confirm whether you are a user, admin, super admin, or spectator.
  • Ask the admin responsible for setup before changing access, recording, integration, template, or field-mapping defaults.

Steps

  • Check the source objects attached to an answer, draft, report, summary, insight, deal overview, or CRM update.
  • Verify names, dates, commitments, owners, links, prices, and next steps before external use.
  • Compare the output against the source transcript, meeting summary, deal or company record, email thread, document, Slack channel, or report field when available.
  • Edit the output when only wording needs cleanup.
  • Correct the source configuration when the output used the wrong meeting, deal, company, document, channel, field, or meeting classification.
  • For CRM or reporting updates, verify field mapping and field permissions before writing changes back.

What to expect

  • AI output quality improves when CRM fields, company details, templates, meeting-title phrases, and connected sources are configured.
  • Drafts, summaries, insights, answers, and reporting updates can use different source objects and processing states.
  • If the output is wrong because source data is missing or mismatched, fix the source or setup path instead of only editing the generated text.

Common issues

  • The wrong source, account, or organization context is selected.
  • The needed source is disconnected, stale, or unmatched.
  • The output used the wrong meeting, deal, company, document, channel, field, or classification.
  • A user expects a role, shared meeting view, or reporting grant to include more output visibility than it actually grants.
Last modified on June 8, 2026