Prompting Prism

Ready to get started with Prism? You’ll find the many ways you can create a schedule you love below. And we’re always adding more capabilities as natural language processing (NLPs) becomes better-aligned with user intentions.

Schedule a new meeting

You can schedule meetings in a number of ways with Prism – internal or external, one-offs or recurring.

Sample prompts:

• Schedule a 30 min sync on Thursday or Friday with Gary.
• Schedule 15 min 1:1s next week with Abou, Linda, and Andy.
• Find time with Raph tomorrow.
• Set up a recurring 1:1 with Abou every other week on Tuesday.
• Schedule a 30 min meeting on Tuesday at 1pm with ryan@website.xyz.

Modify existing events

Update just about anything involving your event from the event card in the Prism interface. Either click the meeting from the overlay on the right or else ask Prism to fetch meeting details to take a look. From there, you can modify the title, time, attendees, RSVP status, flexibility settings, meeting room, video conferencing details, meeting category, or meeting agenda.

Sample prompts:

• Make my 1:1s with Mikaela flexible
• Add Claire to next week’s GTM meeting

Schedule tasks and routines

Automatically hold time for important tasks and routines that need to happen throughout the week by asking Prism to set them up. These events will automatically become Flexible Holds (events where you are the only attendee that Clockwise will automatically shuffle based on your preferences), but you can make sure they won't move by simply toggling flexibility off.

Sample prompts:

• Schedule a 30 min walk every week
• Find time for my to-do list this week: submit expenses, input metrics, and pick up my prescription
• Make a 1.5 hr flexible hold this week to write performance reviews
• Find 30 minutes this week to prep for the board meeting

Create an OOO hold

Schedule an OOO block when you need to make yourself unavailable. You can be sure there aren’t conflicts existing within the time by including a reschedule prompt at the same time.

Sample prompts:

• Put an OOO block on 4/7 from 3 to 5pm
• Make me OOO tomorrow afternoon and reschedule my afternoon meetings

Reschedule an existing meeting

Just as easily as scheduling a meeting, you can reschedule it so that it better fits your week.

Sample prompts:

• Reschedule my weekly sync with Michael
• Reschedule all my meetings this morning.

Bulk schedule and reschedule meetings

Life happens and sometimes that means we need to reorganize our day. Or maybe you just want to more efficiently schedule meetings in bulk. With Prism, you can clear an entire afternoon, reschedule meetings when you’re OOO, block numerous 1:1s in a single request, and more. 

Sample prompts:

• Decline all my meetings this afternoon
• Move all of tomorrow’s meetings to Thursday
• Schedule 15 minutes one-on-ones with Nikita, Matt, and Linda

Manage the flexibility of meetings

View and change the flexibility settings of your meetings. The less rigid your schedule, the more likely you are to find Focus Time!

Sample prompts:

• Make all of my 1:1s flexible
• I don’t want next week’s Metrics Review meeting to move

Manage the recurrence schedule of repeating meetings

Modify multiple events with a single command.

Sample prompts:

• Move all my 1:1s to Wednesday
• Make all my 1:1s biweekly

RSVP to meetings

RSVP your attendance to an event on your calendar. Declining an event will allow you to remove the event from your calendar view if you’d like, and opens up ‘free’ time. Accepting or choosing ‘Maybe’ will mark the event as busy.

Sample prompts:

• Decline @[meeting title]

• Decline next week's 1:1 with Ken

  

  
  

Cancel all meetings

If you find yourself needing to rearrange your week for dedicated heads-down work, you can also choose to clear your schedule. Clockwise will apply appropriate behaviors (decline if you’re an invitee, or cancel if you’re the meeting organizer) to each event in that time range based on meeting type.

Sample prompts:

• Clear my Tuesday
• Cancel all my meetings next Friday

Create a Scheduling Link

Streamline the scheduling process by having Prism generate Scheduling Links on your behalf. 

Sample prompts:

• Create a link with my availability next week
• Create a booking link for 30 mins, and include Tatiana
• Create a 15 minute link with my and Kat’s availability on Tuesday and Thursday

Schedule more Focus Time

If you’re feeling short on Focus Time, you can ask Prism to throw more onto your calendar. It will suggest an hour of time, which you can accept and expand if your schedule allows, or you can ask for a specific amount of Focus Time to be added to your scheduler. The default is set as a flexible hold, but you can change it to a protected hold by sliding the toggle off in the proposal.

Sample prompts:

• Add some Focus Time to my calendar
• Schedule 2 hours of Focus Time this week

Get an overview

Prism will send over a text summary and highlight the meetings in your calendar for the days ahead so you know what’s headed your way.

Sample prompts:

• Show me my meetings today.
• What 1:1s do I have next week?