It writes to your outside guests
ANCI emails them the times you're free, in a plain, polite note from you.
Why ANCI
A calendar link makes your guest do the work. A general AI assistant suggests and drafts. ANCI finishes the job — and every item below is something it does today.
ANCI emails them the times you're free, in a plain, polite note from you.
"Thursday works" — and the invite is on both calendars. You don't have to read the reply first.
"Dana suggested Friday at 11am. You're free then. Should I book it?"
Moved or cancelled a meeting a guest is deciding on? ANCI offers to send them the update.
"Still waiting on Dana — I emailed her today at 9:00am."
With the executive as the organizer — not you — once they've shared their calendar with you.
"What's on Em's calendar tomorrow?" — or a plain "it isn't shared with you yet".
One click sends the ask; ANCI checks when it has been shared.
Schedule for everyone you support from one place.
Two Davids? "Did you mean David Marcus or David Kim?" — one clear question, with the answers named.
Emails, invites and cancellations to other people wait for your word.
And tells you when a time falls outside them, on both people's clocks.
Google Meet on Google, Microsoft Teams on Outlook, or Zoom. A disconnected Zoom is caught before the invite goes.
The request is dropped and nothing is sent — not an older one by mistake.
"Push it to the same time next week" right after a move moves the right meeting.
Both, at the same company — and if you have both, you choose which one ANCI uses.
Type it, say it, or send it. Ask by voice and ANCI answers out loud.
"Cancel both of my meetings with Raj." "Block two hours tomorrow morning." No forms, no commands.
"✓ Moved Budget review to Thu 2:00pm" — who, what and when, every time.
Your team signs in to your company's ANCI — your people, your calendars, kept separate.
Connect your calendar and give ANCI its first request in a few minutes.
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