SCHEDULING
Never schedule another meeting yourself.
Pax reads your real availability, proposes times that fit how you like to work, and books the meeting once you confirm, so the back-and-forth of finding a slot disappears. When plans change, it reschedules and tells the right people, keeping your day coherent without the scramble. It works with the calendars and meeting tools you already use.
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Booked right the first time.
Two calendars reconciled, the right materials in hand, the invite out with context. No double-books, no back and forth.
A scheduling link pushes the work onto the other person. Pax takes it off everyone.
A single meeting runs through a string of back-and-forth messages to pin down, more when calendars collide or someone moves at the last minute. None is hard. All of it is interruption, and it lands the moment you are trying to focus.
Pax works from your real day, not a blank grid.
Pax knows the meetings already set, the focus blocks you protect, and the hours you prefer to take calls, and it screens unwanted attempts to book with you. It proposes times that fit and keeps the day coherent as things shift.
See how Pax schedulesRead availability, propose, book. The back and forth disappears.
Pax handles the negotiation so you do not have to. It reads both calendars, offers times that work for everyone, and books the meeting the moment it is agreed.
Watch Pax book itThe same calendar sense, tuned to your role.
An executive assistant hands Pax the panels and reshuffles. An executive gets focus time defended. A recruiter keeps candidate coordination moving. A sales leader gets the meeting booked in their voice the moment a prospect says yes.
Find your roleFrequently Asked Questions
Only if you let it. Pax proposes times, resolves conflicts, and can book directly at a higher Pacivity setting, or hand you a proposed slot to confirm at a lower one. Either way, every change is logged and reversible.
You mark the blocks you want protected, and Pax schedules around them, holds buffers, and declines or reschedules meetings that would eat into them.
Pax reads the participants and books in the right local times, so you do not do the mental math or the back-and-forth to make a meeting exist.
Google Calendar create and reschedule are live today. Other calendars are on the roadmap. The connectors page keeps the current list factual and up to date.
Pax scheduling is the part of the Pax executive assistant that proposes times, resolves conflicts, protects your focus blocks, and books meetings in the right time zone, so the back-and-forth disappears.
Yes. Pax reads availability, proposes slots, and books directly at a higher Pacivity setting, or hands you a slot to confirm at a lower one, with every change logged and reversible.
Yes. Google Calendar create and reschedule are live today, and the connectors page keeps the current list accurate.
Every plan includes Pax, and you can try it free for seven days and cancel anytime. Connect your calendar and Pax can run your schedule within minutes.
Never schedule another meeting yourself.
The six-email hunt for a meeting time is over. Pax proposes, resolves, protects your focus blocks, and books in the right time zone.
