A one-hour weekly status meeting with eight people uses eight hours of team time. A written check-in lets everyone answer when it suits them, and you read every update in one place.
An example: one hour, eight people, 52 weeks.
Your questions go out on the day you choose, in each person’s own time zone.
When it suits them, not when the calendar says. Beam reminds anyone who hasn’t.
Every answer in one place, with comments, so you step in only where something’s stuck.
Some things need a conversation. With the updates already written down, the meetings you keep can start with the problem, and the rest of the hour goes back to the work.
Something else? Book a demo and we’ll walk you through it.
No. Start with one. Replace your weekly status meeting with a check-in for two weeks and see what you still need to meet about.
Your own questions, or ones from Beam’s question library, like what got done, what’s blocked and what’s next. Add a goal reflection or a mood pulse if you want them.
Beam emails a reminder when a check-in is due and again when it’s overdue, and you can see who hasn’t answered.
14 days, which is two weekly check-ins. No credit card needed.
