Category: Calendar

What is a Scheduling Network?

The current mood is to disparage social networks. They’re addictive. They’re polarizing. And they often expose our data to nefarious actors. Fair enough. But it’s not the whole story. If we lump all social networks into this category, we miss some of the most exciting technological developments of the last decade. Better to think of…

Calendar, Future of Work, Meeting Scheduling, Product Updates, Productivity

Dennis Mortensen

Product Roadmap Webinar Recording

Thank you everyone who attended our webinar on Tuesday, May 5th. We had well over π hundred registrants and a lively Q&A with Dennis. The first 40 minutes discusses our product direction and our vision behind it and the Q&A starts at 39:45. Here’s the highlights: Meeting Types have rolled out… Now you can create templates…

Ask Dennis Anything, Calendar, Meeting Scheduling, Product Updates

Ammon Brown

Ridiculously Efficient Scheduling Software for Everyone

Today is the day. We believe we’ve finally cracked the scheduling-for-everyone challenge.

Artificial Intelligence, Calendar, Meeting Scheduling, Product Updates, Productivity, Startup

Dennis Mortensen

The A.M.Y. rules of (meeting) engagement

By following the A.M.Y. rules for (meeting) engagement, you can set up more productive meetings.

Calendar, Meeting Scheduling, Productivity

Laurel Woerner

Better Scheduling for You and Your Team

We’re making changes to the way Amy + Andrew work that will help your teams schedule together better than ever. If you’ve been with us for a while, you know we’re constantly updating their capabilities and improving your (and your guests’!) experience.

Calendar, Meeting Scheduling, Productivity

Laurel Woerner

x.ai can now check coworker availability

If you’re using our AI scheduling assistants Amy + Andrew in your workplace, but your coworkers aren’t, there’s a new way to help everyone schedule faster—sign up for Team or Enterprise edition! Even if (for some unfathomable reason) your coworkers don’t want to sign up for access to Amy themselves, as long as your organization…

Calendar, Meeting Scheduling, Product Updates

Dennis Mortensen

What your 3D calendar can show you about your productivity

Have you ever wondered what your meetings look like in 3D? Well, you need wait no longer. No lie: it’s pretty cool.

Artificial Intelligence, Calendar, Data, Productivity, Time Lords

Laurel Woerner

You can now use x.ai to schedule meetings you don’t have to attend

Some of our power users have shown us that sometimes you want to schedule a meeting that you don’t actually need to attend. Think recruiters, SDRs, or managers who primarily schedule for others. So, we taught Amy + Andrew to set up meetings that don’t include the person who originally requests the meeting. Our shorthand…

AI For Sales, Calendar, Meeting Scheduling, Product Updates, Recruiters/HR

Jesse Hagen

10 Ways to Rock Your Google Calendar

We’ve organized ten of our most helpful Google Calendar tips in a single post to help you launch your productivity into the stratosphere.

Calendar, Meeting Scheduling, Productivity

Josh Catone

How we automated our user research with Typeform, Zapier and Amy

One of the most important things we do on the product team at x.ai is talk to our users. Talking to the people who are actually using our product every day gives us an inside look into the triumphs and frustrations of our customers. We learn what we’re doing well and what we need to…

Calendar, Customer Success, Productivity

Raquel Ledezma-Haight

4 ways AI is remaking sales

Technology was supposed to save us time and make our lives better. But for most of us, all the tech in our lives has just added to the burden. From the hundreds of emails and thousands of Slack messages we sift through each day, to the nonstop Google calendar scheduling (and rescheduling) ping pong, we’re…

Calendar, Meeting Scheduling, Productivity

Josh Catone

How we fool ourselves into thinking we use our time wisely

We tend to see the Internet in general, and email in particular, as a massive productivity boon for knowledge workers. However, a set of interesting studies shows that email leads people to feel “cognitively overloaded.” It turns out, the cost of switching tasks (aka multitasking) far exceeds any possible productivity gain, and email is one…

Calendar, Meeting Scheduling, Productivity

Dennis Mortensen

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