"ClickUp has redesigned its productivity platform and released new AI assistant features as it aims to create a one-stop shop for customers. The company said core parts of this release were possible because of its acquisition of Qatalog, the enterprise search startup that had raised more than $29.5 million from backers like Salesforce Ventures, Atomico, Prototype Capital, Mosaic Ventures, Tiny VC, and Possible Ventures."
"ClickUp is launching two types of AI agents with its 4.0 release. The first one is an agent that is present in all communication channels. The agent is designed to proactively look for questions people might have asked and try to answer them using knowledge stored in within the company and external sources like Google Drive, OneDrive, Figma, and Gmail. The other assistant, called Brain, is a more general-purpose assistant that can generate ideas,"
"perform tasks like scheduling a meeting based on the availability of teammates as well as add a comment under a task, or create a new one. It can also access the web and other integrated tools, analyze reports, and create drafts. Just like many other AI assistants, Brain also lives in the sidebar and is accessible anywhere on the ClickUp interface."
ClickUp 4.0 redesigns the productivity platform and adds AI assistant features to create a unified workspace for calendar, communications, documents, enterprise search, and task tracking. Core capabilities leverage Qatalog's enterprise search technology acquired by ClickUp. Two AI agents launch: a proactive channel agent that searches company and external sources (Google Drive, OneDrive, Figma, Gmail) to surface answers, and Brain, a general-purpose assistant that generates ideas, schedules meetings based on teammate availability, comments on or creates tasks, accesses the web and integrated tools, analyzes reports, and drafts content. The update centralizes navigation with a sidebar for switching between tasks, docs, and communication channels and embeds Syncup buttons in channels.
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