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 Clockwise AI based meeting scheduling

Other competitors using AI 

Woven

Woven looks at the different appointments on your calendar that need different kinds of prework or none. 

"We are teaching the calendar how you spend your time" - Tim Campos

Microsoft Outlook through its Viva daily breifing does a good job of sending you the documents that you need to go through before any meeting. This will be very helpful in a company like Amazon that requires you to read through the 6 pager or an appropriate document in preparation before a meeting.

ReclaimAI

Tempo, a mobile calendar technology was acquired by Salesforce.

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