Draft an agenda
The Agenda tab is where you set out what the meeting will cover. It’s a rich-text editor, so you can use headings, bullet points, and formatting. You can write it from scratch, or have SteadyBot draft a first pass for you.
Write it yourself
Section titled “Write it yourself”- Open the meeting and go to the Agenda tab.
- Type your agenda — a numbered list of items works well (apologies, previous minutes, hazards review, incidents, actions outstanding, general business).
- It saves automatically as rich text.
Let SteadyBot draft it
Section titled “Let SteadyBot draft it”SteadyBot is SteadyOn’s AI assistant. On the Agenda tab, use the draft with SteadyBot option:
- Click the SteadyBot draft button on the Agenda tab.
- SteadyBot builds a draft agenda from your organisation’s current hazards, incidents, and actions, plus this meeting’s purpose and duration.
- Review and edit the draft — treat it as a starting point, not a finished agenda. Add or remove items, then it saves like any other edit.
SteadyBot drafts are most useful for a standing safety committee: it surfaces the open items that are worth discussing so nothing slips.
Print a meeting sheet
Section titled “Print a meeting sheet”From the meeting’s ⋯ menu, choose PDF Sheet to generate a printable sheet with the agenda, an attendee sign-in register, and a blank minutes area — handy for an in-person meeting where someone takes notes on paper.
See also
Section titled “See also”- Capture minutes and raise actions
- SteadyOn’s AI assistant — what SteadyBot does and how to read its suggestions.
- Invite and track attendees