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Paul works from your inbox

CC Paul. Get scheduling off your plate.

Paul replies in the thread, finds a time, books the room, and reschedules when plans change.

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One email assistantOne clear job↗ Scheduling
Live email thread Paul is working
Catch up next week9:42 AM
To
guest@company.com
Cc
ppaul@ccpaul.com

Hi there — would love to catch up next week.

Paul, find us 30 minutes and book a room.

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  1. ✓Request understoodPaul replies in the same thread
  2. ✓Calendars checkedTuesday at 10:30 works
  3. pInvite sentMeeting room reserved
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ScheduledTue, 10:30–11:00 AMYou + guest · Meeting room

How to use Paul

One email is all it takes.

Keep the conversation where it already lives. Paul reads the thread and handles the coordination.

A hand-drawn envelope traveling along a line to a confirmed calendar
From one CCPaul carries the thread into the calendar.

01 Scheduling

Scheduling that stays in the thread.

CC Paul once. He checks availability, coordinates with the other person, and sends the invitation without another scheduling tab.

“Paul, find us 30 minutes next week.”“Paul, move this to Friday.”“Paul, clear my Thursday afternoon.”
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Two people coordinating through a connected email thread and their calendars
Quiet coordinationThe people stay in the conversation. Paul handles the back-and-forth.
Paul is coordinating In progress
1
Email replyI’m checking for a time that works.
9:42
2
AvailabilityTuesday · 10:30–11:00 AM
Best fit
3
CalendarInvite sent · Cedar Room booked
Done
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In-person meeting?Paul can reserve available room resources in Google Calendar and Outlook.

Your tools, in the loop

The email starts it. Your calendar records it.

Calendar integrations support Paul’s scheduling workflow without adding another tool to learn.

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Your emailCC Paul
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SchedulingPaul coordinates
SchedulingGoogle Calendar
Connected
SchedulingOutlook Calendar
Available

Paul currently connects to Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar. Shared-room search is available when either provider exposes room resources.

Useful access, bounded actions

Paul helps without guessing.

The early product is deliberately conservative about who can give instructions and which meetings it may change.

A hand carefully placing one meeting into a bounded calendar while leaving other meetings untouched
One deliberate actionPaul changes only the work he is allowed to handle.
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Verified owner only

Only the verified account owner can ask Paul to act on their calendar.

02

Threads stay owned

An unknown sender cannot take over a thread after its owner has been established.

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Careful calendar changes

Paul only reschedules or cancels events that Paul created.

04

Clarification over guessing

If a request is unclear, Paul pauses and asks instead of silently changing your day.

Questions, answered plainly

Before you put Paul in CC.

Which calendars work with Paul?+

Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar. Choose the matching OAuth button to create your account and connect that calendar in one step.

Can Paul book a meeting room?+

Yes, when Google Calendar or Outlook Calendar exposes room resources for the connected account.

Can Paul reschedule any event on my calendar?+

No. During early access, Paul only reschedules or cancels events that Paul created. That boundary prevents accidental changes to unrelated events.

Does Paul schedule group meetings?+

Scheduling currently supports one external attendee. If several people are included, Paul asks which participant to schedule with and then continues automatically.

Is Paul really free?+

Paul is free during early access and no payment card is required. Pricing may be introduced later; there is no charge in the current product.

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