# Run the call with Meeting Host

> A ready-made agenda, a live co-pilot, and a recap that's ready for a proposal.

Category: Discover & leads
Web version: https://www.monodesk.com/help/discover-leads/run-the-call
Last updated: September 8, 2026

## The agenda drafts itself

From the research, Discover drafts your talking points and questions: a running order with rough timings per section, from intros to discovery questions. Questions are tailored to the lead (not "tell me about your business" but "how is the current setup split across Shopify, me&u and Square?").

![A drafted call agenda](https://www.monodesk.com/help/screenshots/discover-agenda.png)

It's a starting point you own: edit, reorder, add a **Point** or **Question** to any section, drop what doesn't fit.

## Meeting Host: your co-pilot on the call

When the call starts, **Meeting Host** walks you through the agenda live so you can stay present in the conversation.

![Meeting Host during a call](https://www.monodesk.com/help/screenshots/discover-meeting-host.png)

- Your agenda appears as **cards that move forward as the conversation does**, with section progress and planned-vs-elapsed time
- **Private nudges** help you clarify vague answers and ask the right follow-up; the client never sees them
- Jot a note under any question as you go, record the call if you choose, or **continue on your phone**

Prefer video? Watch [research becoming an agenda](https://www.monodesk.com/help/videos#call-agenda).

## After the call

What was discussed becomes a structured **Summary**: a recap you can refine and hand straight to a [proposal](https://www.monodesk.com/help/proposals-invoices/create-and-send-a-proposal) as its jumping-off point. The call where the brief usually gets lost is now where the proposal starts.