You open your inbox. One email from Sayli is waiting. It tells you what is on you and what your recent calls added up to.
Your morning brief
Sayli sends one email a day, at 07:00 UTC, when you have had a call worth reporting on, which means a briefed meeting in the last 36 hours. That is morning in Europe and before dawn in the Americas, so it is waiting when your day starts. No app to open first.
On a quiet stretch nothing arrives. That is the digest working, not the digest broken: an email that says you did nothing yesterday is not worth your attention.
What is in it
The digest pulls together two things.
That is the whole email. Enough to orient you, not enough to slow you down.
Turn it off
If a daily email is not for you, use the unsubscribe link in any digest, or open Settings, then Privacy, and switch off Your daily digest under the emails Sayli sends you. Everything Sayli remembers stays where it is, ready when you ask.
Your to-dos and the activity recap come from what Sayli keeps after each call. See Meeting memory.