Setting up your assistant
CustomerIQ's AI assistant integrates with your calendar and email to capture meeting context, take notes, draft emails, and automate administrative tasks.
This guide will walk you through:
Connecting Your Calendar and Email
Adjusting Settings for email, meeting recordings, auto-join, and meeting recaps
1. Connect to Google or Outlook

Connect your calendar and email suite
From Settings > My Apps connect either your Google or Outlook account
From your inbox, enable Conversation View Enabling Conversation View organizes your emails by threading messages and drafts CustomerIQ adds together, making it easier to follow discussions and quickly send drafts.
2. Configure your meeting settings
Determine how the assistant should help during meetings
From Settings > My Apps, scroll down to the Meeting section
Set your auto join settings: We recommend all users start with "All meetings with web conference link" to start so you capture as much context for the assistant as possible
Set your default folders: This determines where meeting transcrips and voice notes should go by default for analysis. We recommend sending meeting transcripts to a folder associated with your team. Reminder: any meeting the AI determines to be "private" will be automatically routed to your private folder, even if your default folder is set to a workspace folder. Learn more about private meeting routing
Enable email behavior: the assistant has the capabilities to categorize emails, draft replies, and draft meeting-follow ups - all directly in your inbox. You can toggle these settings on and off here.
3. Configure your email settings

Control which types of emails get AI-drafted replies based on the categories your admin has set up:
For each category, you can choose:
Draft Reply ON: AI will automatically create response suggestions
No Drafting: AI will categorize the email but won't draft responses
How to configure:
Toggle drafting on/off for each category
Changes apply to new incoming emails immediately
4. What to expect

First Few Days
The AI learns your writing style, so early drafts may need more editing
Category accuracy improves as it processes your emails
You might need to adjust which categories should draft replies
Daily Use
Emails categorized within 1-2 minutes
Draft replies ready in 2-5 minutes (when enabled)
Simple emails need minimal editing; complex ones need more review
Performance Over Time
Categorization accuracy: 85-95% for well-defined categories
AI gets better at matching your tone with use
High-volume categories work more consistently than rare ones
Getting Better Results
If emails are frequently miscategorized: Ask your admin to improve category descriptions with more specific instructions and examples in Settings > Inbox Categories.
If drafts don't match your style: Keep editing them - the AI learns from your changes.
Best Practice
Start with auto-drafting enabled for only your most routine email types, then expand as the system learns your preferences.
5. Test your assistant
Check your workspace Home Page:
Your upcoming meetings and the Meeting Assistant status should now be visible on your CustomerIQ home page.
This confirms that your assistant is live and ready to join meetings.
Send yourself a test email
From a different email address (not the one connected to CustomerIQ) send yourself an email similar to one you'd get from a prospect or customer where you would expect to reply. For example Subject: Quick question about CustomerIQ Body: Hi [Your Name], Iβm testing the AI assistant and wanted to see how it handles this email. Can you confirm if everything is working as expected on your end? Also, do you have time next week for a quick sync? Let me know. Thanks, [Your Name]
Test meeting follow up emails
Start a meeting with your chosen provider (Zoom, Google Meet, MS Teams)
Copy the link to invite a participant to the meeting
From your CustomerIQ home page, select "Join my meeting"
Paste in the link to the meeting
Add a participant (this can be any email - this is the email for which the agent will draft a follow up)
Speak a few words in the meeting, then end the meeting.
Check your inbox for a follow up email and summary!

Last updated