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I'm also a big fan of the video features. Being able to quickly record and share personalized video messages adds such a nice personal touch to our customer interactions. It's way more engaging than just text.

Really recommend mixmax. I've used other variations (like calendly) before and I enjoyed them but mixmax has all of those features available AND more.

Using Clara felt like working in the future — not kidding. Most "AI-drive" tools that have recently come out feel too gimmicky or 70% of the way to the ideal outcome. Clara feels 100% of the way there. It consistently works and yields results. Clara is expensive for most people, but if you're scheduling meetings every single day, which can be time-consuming, you should be offloading that task to Clara. Quick Tip: Clara + Email Templates = even more streamlining! 🙌 My only question is why this company is not solving more administrative tasks. With such a talented team, I can see them expanding heavily.

Meetingbird looks like a great tool for streamlining the scheduling process. The ability to integrate with my calendar and easily set up availability for different meeting types is incredibly useful, and I appreciate the option to add custom questions to meeting requests to get all the information I need upfront.

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