Gixo Business brief mode formats guide
Explore the 54 brief recipes in Brief Mode. Use this guide when the Gixo Business route is a written brief rather than a briefing deck, recommendation, decision, or framework.
Format categories
Five business categories that cover the main written-brief jobs handled by Brief Mode inside Gixo Business.
Company backgrounds, meeting briefs, proposal summaries, pricing options notes, renewal briefs, and account-facing work tied to revenue conversations.
Audience one-pagers, campaign briefs, competitive materials, customer stories, and other communications work where structure and grounding matter.
Financial analysis briefs, ROI notes, budget requests, strategy memos, market deep dives, and operational work that depends on checked figures and clear recommendations.
Requirements, support summaries, privacy notes, legal-adjacent briefs, and other work where product detail or operating guidance needs structured writing.
Executive briefs, board updates, investor-facing summaries, and longer-form strategy work designed for senior decision-makers and high-context reviews.
How to choose a format
Five steps to picking and using the right recipe inside Brief Mode.
Start with the outcome you need. Are you briefing a board, analyzing a competitor, summarizing research, or preparing a strategy memo? The use case determines the category.
Open the recipe picker in Brief Mode. Recipes are grouped by Revenue & Accounts, Marketing & Communications, Finance, Strategy & Operations, Product, Support & Legal, and Executive & Strategy.
Click a format to select it. Briefs updates to show the sections you can expect, so you know what the brief will contain.
Add your topic, upload source documents, and specify the audience and detail level. The more context you provide, the more relevant and specific the brief output will be.
Create the brief and refine it in the editor. Every format gives you an editable result, so you can adjust sections, rewrite passages, or add your own analysis.