Which calendar does it connect to?

The one you already use. The connection is declared, limited to what it needs, and revocable at any time.

Does it see the content of my meetings?

It needs availability. How much an agent can read is set when the connection is made and visible in the governance view.

And if the prospect answers none of the slots?

It follows up once, then hands back to you rather than insisting.

Can it handle several calendars?

Yes, including finding a slot that works for several people at once.

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Appointments offered, booked and confirmed

A Muzau agent reads your real availability, offers three slots, follows up when nobody answers and absorbs last-minute changes. The meeting ends up in your calendar, the invitation has gone out, and you exchanged no email to get there.

Why this is a problem

Fixing an appointment rarely costs less than four messages. Each is short, none requires any thought, and together they take up a disproportionate place in a day. The worst is the last-minute change, which starts the sequence over from zero.

Self-service booking pages solve part of the problem, but they shift the burden: the prospect has to choose, and many do not.

How the agent goes about it

Input: Your calendar, your real availability
It does: Offers three slots, follows up when no one answers, absorbs the changes
It delivers: The meeting in your calendar, invitation sent

Your real availability

Not just the empty boxes in the calendar: travel time, the slots you would rather not open, the meeting that always overruns. The agent offers slots that hold.

Offering rather than making people choose

Three precise slots get an answer where a booking link goes nowhere. The prospect replies in one word.

Change is part of the job

A postponement is not an exception to handle by hand. The agent takes over, offers new slots and brings everyone up to date.

What it does not do

It puts nothing in your calendar outside the rules you have set.
It does not move an existing appointment without your agreement.
It does not open up your evenings and your weekends just because the box is free.

Autonomous does not mean unchecked. You set the level of autonomy of every agent, its limits cannot be crossed, everything it does is recorded in a plain-language log, and one gesture stops it all.

Frequently asked questions

Which calendar does it connect to?: The one you already use. The connection is declared, limited to what it needs, and revocable at any time.
Does it see the content of my meetings?: It needs availability. How much an agent can read is set when the connection is made and visible in the governance view.
And if the prospect answers none of the slots?: It follows up once, then hands back to you rather than insisting.
Can it handle several calendars?: Yes, including finding a slot that works for several people at once.

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