
Integration · Your day
Meeting prep from who is in the room.
Brigham.ai reads your calendar, maps attendees to people, companies and deals in the CRM, and pulls the recent threads that matter.
How a meeting gets prepared
Read the event
Time, title and attendees, from your calendar.
Match the people
Attendees map to CRM people, their companies and open deals.
Pull the context
Recent threads, last activity and open tasks come with it.
Brief you
A short prep note arrives before the meeting, with sources.
Scopes and access
- Connects as
- Each person, their own account
- Access
- Read-only by default
- Reads
- Events and attendees, through calendar.readonly
- Writes
- Create and change events, through calendar.events (separate grant)
- Needs approval
- Creating or changing events with other attendees
- Visibility
- Private to the person who connected it
- Availability
- Available

Yours to connect, yours to revoke.
Each person connects their own accounts from the Connections page. Every connection can be revoked on its own, and every connection starts read-only. A write scope is a separate, explicit grant.
- Credentials are encrypted at rest and referenced by id. They never appear in model context, logs or tool results.
- Each agent gets its own connection grants.
- Tool results from outside sources are untrusted data. They cannot approve anything.
Ask it
- ›“What is on my calendar tomorrow and what do I need for each?”
- ›“Prep me for the 2 pm with Northwind.”
- ›“Which meetings this week have no agenda?”
- ›“When did I last speak with everyone coming to Thursday’s call?”
Questions, answered.
Does Brigham.ai change my calendar?
Only if you grant it. Reading is the default, and creating or changing events through calendar.events is a separate grant.
Is my calendar visible to my team?
No. It is private to you, admins included.

