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How to Create a Meeting Agenda

Learn how to create a meeting agenda in just a few steps.

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Written by Eyre Team
Updated over 3 weeks ago

Eyre Meet simplifies creating, sharing, and managing meeting agendas. Follow these steps to create an agenda effortlessly:


1. Log in to Eyre.ai

  • Open the Eyre.ai platform in your browser.

  • Log in using your credentials.

2. Navigate to the +New Meeting

  • From the dashboard, click

  • Select "Create Agenda" or choose an existing meeting to attach an agenda.

3. Add Meeting Details

  • Title: Enter a clear, descriptive title (e.g., “Weekly Team Check-In”).

  • Date & Time: Specify the meeting's scheduled time.

  • Participants: Add attendees by entering their names or emails.

4. Structure the Agenda

  • Topics: List the topics for discussion in the order they’ll be addressed.

  • Time Allocations: Assign time for each topic to keep the meeting focused.

  • Owner: Indicate who will lead each agenda item (e.g., Team Lead or specific departments).

5. Include Supporting Materials

  • Attach files, links, or documents directly to agenda items to provide context.

  • Optionally, use Eyre.ai’s AI assistant to summarize or create content for discussion points.

6. Set Objectives

  • Clearly define the meeting’s goals at the top of the agenda (e.g., “Review project progress” or “Finalize budget proposal”).

7. Automate Follow-Ups (Optional)

  • Enable automatic reminders for participants.

  • Use Eyre.ai's tools to predefine follow-up tasks based on agenda outcomes.

8. Share the Agenda

  • Click "Share" to send the agenda to participants.

  • Recipients can review and suggest edits before the meeting.

9. Save & Review

  • Save your agenda and review it for clarity and completeness.

  • Make use of Eyre.ai’s agenda insights to optimize your meeting flow.


Eyre.ai ensures your meetings are productive and focused by offering tools to create detailed, actionable agendas. Get started today!

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