Product · What's new
Brigg gets better every week. Here is what we have launched, newest first.
The whole workspace, the agent and the public pages — in Danish
Brigg speaks Danish. You switch language yourself under Personal › Account, and an administrator sets the default for the whole workspace under Workspace › General — the interface, the agent and the pages your own customers land on all follow. Danish companies find us at brigg.dk.
Give the recipient more time — without sending the document again
When the deadline on an offer turns out to be too short, you can now move it from Signing. The recipients keep the same document and the same link, anything already signed stays signed, and everyone who has not signed yet gets an email with the new date. You can ask the agent to do it too.
Personal › Permissions – Send text messages for you
Ask the assistant to text a customer or a contact and it goes out from the sender «Brigg» to the mobile number on their record. You see the number, who it is and the whole message before anything is sent, and the message lands on the customer's record afterwards — alongside the email you have sent them. Under Personal › Permissions you answer each channel separately, so you can let the assistant write email without letting it send text messages.
Choose what your phone agent can do
Choose phone capabilities from your apps and integrations under Customer support → Phone. Let callers check their cases, approve work or book a meeting. Test with text or a microphone, even without a phone number and as an unknown caller.
The deal's line items land under Products once the offer comes back signed
Nobody has to type in what they just sold a second time. When an offer comes back signed, the line items from the deal land as product lines under Products on the customer's own record, marked as agreed, so the record shows what the customer actually bought. Send a corrected offer out again and sign it, and it replaces the lines from the previous round instead of adding a copy.
The price list now tells subscriptions from one-off sales
A product can be a one-off job or a subscription billed monthly, quarterly or yearly. Put it on a customer and Brigg works out what they pay once, what they pay every month and what that comes to over a year. Cancelling a line means setting an end date — the row stays, so the figures for earlier months still add up.
Sent, out for signature and signed — gathered under Documents on both the company and the contact
Send a customer a quote or any other document, or ask them to sign one, and the document now sits under Documents on the person who received it and on the company they work at. The row says which of the three it is, and the document stays exactly where it already lived — it is the same file, not a copy. Send it first and get it signed later and it is listed once.
Its own Email tab, and in the activity list alongside meetings and notes
Send a contact an e-mail from Brigg and it turns up under that person straight away — the subject, when it went, who sent it. It sits both in an Email tab of its own beside Sales and Meetings, and gathered into the activity list, so the whole history with a customer reads in order in one place. Nobody has to forward anything to a shared inbox, and there is nothing to file by hand.
Sent, opened, signed — and a notification when the agreement lands
The signer list now shows whether the recipient has actually opened the document, not just whether they have signed, so you know if you are chasing someone who has never seen it. The same events sit on the contact's and the company's own activity list in Customers, next to meetings and notes. Once every party has signed, whoever sent the document gets an email with the signed PDF — not just the signers.
Connect Brigg to Teamtailor, Recman, HubSpot, Ponty and SuperOffice, or build an integration for your own apps. Search for contacts, candidates and assignments from a meeting, add the relevant background, and choose who should receive the summary. Reference checks use the same ATS connections. Preview data before syncing and choose which actions need approval.
The Brigg app tells you in good time, so nothing slips past you
Choose how long before a meeting you want to be reminded — two, five, ten, fifteen or thirty minutes — and the Brigg app puts a notification on your screen with the meeting and when it starts. The reminder follows the calendar you have already connected, so it moves by itself when the meeting moves. You switch it on under Personal › Meetings.
Websites and newsletters arrive with their photography and illustration
When the agent designs a website or a newsletter it now creates the imagery that belongs in it — the hero at the top, the illustration in a section, the texture behind a band — in the shape the design needs. You can also ask for a single image: describe it, and it draws it. Pictures meant to show your own premises, people or products are still yours to take; that is a deliberate line, not a limitation.
The agent writes every issue — you approve, or let it go out on its own
Set up a newsletter that is written weekly, every second week or monthly. You choose the recipients and where the agent should look for material — the website, the blog, industry news, shared meetings and new customers — and it writes each issue in the same design as the last. Under Newsletters › Scheduled you see every issue, when the next one is written, and the instructions to the agent are yours to change at any time.
A qualified e-signature when the contract calls for it
Signing now supports Norwegian BankID, alongside the lighter typed-name signature flow. Pick the method when you send the document; the recipient signs with their BankID as usual, and the finished document carries a qualified electronic signature, legally equivalent to a handwritten one.
You decide which calendar meeting a transcript belongs to
The host can now choose which calendar meeting a transcribed meeting belongs to, both on the finished summary and in the live meeting window while the meeting is on. Agenda, attendees and prep move to the right meeting, and the transcript is always kept.
The whole scheduling conversation, from invite to new time
The agent could already send calendar invitations in your name. Now it can move and cancel them too, so a back-and-forth about meeting times can be finished without you opening Google Calendar or Outlook yourself. The invitation thread and the meeting link survive a move, and all of it sits behind one permission under Personal › Permissions.
Names on the voices, and you can correct them yourself
Meetings Brigg transcribes now get a name on every voice: yours, the person you met one-to-one, and the rest numbered in the order they spoke. Under «View conversation» you give each voice the right name in one pick, and the name carries into the summary, the follow-ups and everything the agent reads.
From the «…» menu in the toolbar you can now make a copy of a newsletter, a document or a website, naming the copy as you go. A filed document lands next to its original, and a shared one is visible to everyone in the workspace.
Bulk changes in Customers and your own apps
«Mark all of these as lost», «move every customer in Bergen to Kari» — the agent now makes the change as one operation, however many records it covers. Each record is validated as before, and you are told about any that could not be changed.
What you need to know, written before you ask
Every customer card, contact card and meeting now carries a Brief: a short summary the agent writes from what Brigg knows and what it finds online — who they are, what happened last, and what is worth doing now. The brief keeps itself current and suggests next steps you can take with one click.
The agent shows rows instead of listing them in the chat
Ask the agent for «every customer with no activity this year» and you get a table you can sort, scroll and download as CSV — not a list in the chat. The table is always current and has no upper limit, and you can ask the agent to keep working on exactly those rows: «mark all of these as priority».
Switch workspace without signing out
If you work for more than one company, you can now add them to the same sign-in — including a workspace you were invited to on a different email address. They all sit in the organisation switcher, one click apart. Nothing is merged; each company's data stays as separate as before.
start.brigg.no — no sign-in, for founders in Norway
Brigg Start takes you from an idea to a company ready for the Norwegian register: a market snapshot with competitors near you, name suggestions checked against the company register, a logo, an available domain, a finished three-page website, and the articles and shareholder agreement for the company form you pick. At the end you get a Brigg workspace with all of it in place, including a checklist for the registration itself.
The agent uses your templates, and asks which one
Ask the agent for a quote — or press «Lag tilbud» in a meeting summary — and the draft is built on the workspace's own templates under Documents › Templates. When there are several, the agent asks which one you want, so the quote looks like yours, not like Brigg's.
brigg.se and brigg.com
Brigg now comes in three languages, each on its own domain: brigg.no in Norwegian, brigg.se in Swedish and brigg.com in English. The language you pick follows you into Brigg — the agent speaks the language of the page you came from — and Swedish companies sign up with their own organisationsnummer.
Workspace › Menu
Admins can now choose which menu items the workspace shows, and to whom: everyone, admins only, or nobody — with exceptions for individual people. A hidden item disappears from the menu while the data and the agent stay as they were, so you can keep the menu tidy without taking access away from anyone.
Paste a list of email addresses — from a spreadsheet, an email thread or a note — and Brigg picks out the addresses and names and creates one invitation per person. Choose a role for everyone, add a personal line, and send.
A booking link can now offer several lengths — 30 minutes or an hour, say — and whoever books picks one on the booking page. Before, that took one link per length.
Personal › Permissions
When the agent wants to send an email from your address or put a meeting in your calendar, you now choose per action: ask me, always allow or never. With «ask me» you get a card in the chat showing exactly what will be sent, and nothing happens until you approve.
Sent, delivered, opened and clicked — live
A sent newsletter now shows four numbers that update while you watch: how many it went to, how many received it, how many opened it and how many clicked. Open and click rates are measured against confirmed deliveries.
«Hi [firstname]!» — without worrying about the blanks
Write [firstname], [lastname], [name], [company] or [email] anywhere in a newsletter — the subject line included — and every recipient gets their own. When the detail is missing, the tag disappears along with the space and comma around it, so «Hi [firstname]!» becomes «Hi!» rather than «Hi !».
All of Brigg in your pocket, meeting transcription included
The Brigg app is on the App Store. You get the whole workspace — customers, documents, the agent — and can transcribe meetings straight from your phone. Open Brigg in the browser on an iPhone and it points you to the app.
Upload a quote or a contract as PDF or Word and Brigg turns it into a document that can be signed electronically. The signature lines in the original become real signature fields, so the recipient signs in Signing instead of printing.
The summary straight into your own systems
Admins can register a webhook that is called every time a summary is ready, carrying the summary and the transcript. Deliveries are signed and retried on failure — so your CRM, your case system or your spreadsheet gets the meeting without anyone copying it over.
Workspace › Privacy
A workspace can now decide how long transcripts are kept (30, 90, 180 or 365 days), delete them automatically the moment the summary is written, and remind the host to disclose that the meeting is transcribed with AI. And under Personal › Meetings you can keep Brigg's own windows out of screen sharing on the desktop, so your notes stay yours.
Under Personal › Meetings › Meeting languages you pick which of ten languages your meetings are held in, so transcription listens for the right one regardless of the language Brigg is shown in. The summary is written in the meeting's language, not the workspace's — an English meeting gets an English summary.
Product names, jargon and names that always came out wrong can now go in a dictionary — one for the whole workspace and one of your own — that transcription uses in every meeting. The attendees' names and the company you are meeting are added automatically.
Ready before the meeting, without googling
Before a meeting the agent goes and finds out who you are meeting: the company, the roles, what you have discussed before and what is new online. The result is waiting on the meeting when you open it — and on every attendee's profile.
Documents › Templates — shared and your own
The workspace now has a home for templates: quotes, contracts, letters and everything else you produce over and over. Shared templates are available to everyone, personal ones only to you, and «Create document» offers both.
Ask for an app, then get on with your day
When you ask the agent to build or change an app, the build now runs as its own task that outlives the conversation. You follow its progress on a card in the chat, can close Brigg and come back, and are told when the app is ready to try.
Personal › Meetings › Advice during meetings — off by default
Turn it on and the agent listens along in the meeting and sends short, quiet notifications when they are worth it: an opener drawn from who is in the room, a negotiation move, what a term means, something it looked up. It is built to say little — silence is the default answer — and you decide how much you want.
A price list, and line items on customers and deals
Customers has a new Products tab: the workspace's own price list. Every deal and every customer can carry product lines with quantities and prices, so a quote is built from something structured instead of the agent asking about each line.
When you add a new customer, Brigg searches the Norwegian company register as you type the name and fills in the organisation number, address and registered name for you. The same lookup is everywhere you name a company — including when the agent does it.
