DEV-TOOLSMarch 19, 20261 min read28 views

Clockwise acquired by Salesforce and shutting down next week

Salesforce has acquired the AI-powered scheduling tool Clockwise, which will cease operations next week. Users are being directed to Reclaim.ai with special migration incentives for paid customers.

Yes, we’ve partnered with Reclaim to provide a smooth transition for anyone looking for AI-powered scheduling and calendar optimization. Reclaim offers a solution we feel confident recommending to Clockwise users and customers looking for intelligent scheduling of Focus Time, Habits, and Smart Meetings.

Reclaim has committed to the following support for Clockwise paid customers

100% price match guarantee for migrating team
Priority migration support to help replicate your Clockwise setup
Dedicated onboarding webinars throughout March for Clockwise users
Enterprise onboarding assistance for larger teams
Fast-tracked security reviews (SOC 2 Type II, SSO & SCIM support – trust center)

You can find more information here.

Source: Hacker News

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