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Your daily starting point in Clarify — upcoming meetings with prep notes, your most important deals, and tasks that need action today.

Written by Michael Simmons
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Home is where you start each day in Clarify. It shows what's happening today, what needs your attention, and what you accomplished — organized into three tabs: Meetings, Deals, and Tasks.

Check it each morning to replace your manual pipeline review. Everything on Home is personalized to your activity.


Meetings tab

The Meetings tab shows today's calls, yesterday's follow-ups, and any day you navigate to.

Today's meetings

Your next meeting appears at the top with an AI-generated briefing — who's attending, recent history with them, and context from related deals. Below that, all other meetings scheduled for today.

Meeting follow-ups

Meetings completed earlier in the day appear under Meeting follow-ups. For each recorded meeting you'll see:

  • AI-generated summary

  • Open tasks from that meeting

  • Ask button to query Rep about the meeting

  • Linked deal (if associated)

  • Meeting type and attendees

Summaries typically appear within 5–10 minutes of the call ending. Completed tasks disappear automatically.

Set your meeting type: Open a meeting record and select the type from the dropdown (e.g., discovery call, internal sync, onboarding). Meeting type determines which summary template Clarify uses — setting the right type improves your summaries. If you change the type after a meeting, you can re-summarize with the new template (30 credits per re-summarization).

Navigating other days

Use the date picker or arrows at the top of Home to view any day:

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What you see

Today

Upcoming meetings, tasks due today, overdue tasks, deals closing in the next 4 weeks

Past day

All meetings from that day, task completion summary

Future day

Scheduled meetings, tasks due that day


Deals tab

The Deals tab surfaces the opportunities that matter most right now.

Highest value — next 4 weeks

Up to two highest-value deals closing in the next 4 weeks appear at the top. Click Ask to get Rep's view on deal status or next steps.

Closing in the next 4 weeks

All remaining deals closing in the next 4 weeks, sorted by close date.

Note: Deals always show the next 4 weeks of pipeline regardless of which date you've selected in the date picker.


Tasks tab

The Tasks tab shows what needs action without overwhelming you with your entire backlog.

Today — Tasks due today, sorted by urgency. Shows up to 10. You can view, edit, complete, or create tasks directly.

Overdue — Tasks past their due date. The first 10 are shown expanded; the rest collapse into a count with a link to view all.

Note: The overdue section shows the first 10 tasks expanded. The rest collapse into a count with a link to view all. The overdue section expands automatically if you have no tasks due today.

Both sections hide completed and cancelled tasks automatically.


Using Rep from Home

Press / or Cmd/Ctrl + J to open Rep from any tab on Home. Rep has context from your full history — meetings, deals, contacts, and companies.

Useful questions:

  • "Summarize my calls from this week"

  • "Which deals need follow-up?"

  • "Draft a follow-up email for my call with [Company] this morning"


FAQ

Why doesn't my next meeting have a briefing?
Clarify builds briefings from your history with the attendees. First meetings will have minimal briefs. They improve after a few recorded calls.

A meeting I had isn't showing up — where is it?
Home only shows meetings from your connected calendar. Check that your calendar is connected in Settings > Account > Connected accounts.

My task count badge doesn't match what I see — why?
The badge shows all tasks due today. The Tasks tab shows up to 10 at a time.

Can I customize what appears on Home?
Home is organized automatically based on your activity and deal ownership. Use Rep to surface information that Home doesn't show by default.


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