Keeps your pipeline moving. Coordinates demos, multi-stakeholder meetings, and follow-ups so deals don't stall.
Zara works your calendar. Ray works your hiring pipeline. Built on the engine that has run scheduling for 128 enterprises across 90 countries since 2020. From $795 per agent per month (introductory).
Start with Zara for any scheduling need. Upgrade to a specialist when your vertical demands it. Same ANCI engine underneath, vertical-specific training on top.
The general-purpose scheduling agent. Handles any scheduling request end-to-end and recommends a specialist when your vertical calls for one.
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Launching June 2026
Coordinates interview scheduling across panels, candidates, and hiring managers. Eliminates the back-and-forth that slows down hiring.
Keeps your pipeline moving. Coordinates demos, multi-stakeholder meetings, and follow-ups so deals don't stall.
Handles everything from board meetings to dentist appointments. Learns your preferences and keeps you informed without being asked.
Coordinates scheduling across 4–6 organizations and 15–30 people, without exposing confidential details.
Schedules depositions, hearings, and case management meetings with zero tolerance for missed deadlines.
Schedules patient appointment chains (specialist, lab, follow-up) with insurance pre-auth handling and no-show prediction.
Makes office hours approachable. Books tutoring with context, sends encouraging reminders, manages professor availability.
Optimizes your team's internal scheduling. Keeps the cadence running and identifies meetings that should be emails.
Manages speaker schedules, multi-track sessions, attendee RSVPs, and vendor coordination.
Multi-tenant scheduling infrastructure that handles the calendar complexity human schedulers spend hours on every day. Build your own agent on top, or hire one of ours.
Read developer docs →Google, Microsoft, Apple, every system your customers actually use. One API, all providers.
Built for SaaS scale. Six years and 128 enterprises of multi-tenant production.
Your agent calls ANCI through the Model Context Protocol that agent builders already use.
Enterprise SLA, SOC 2, data residency options. The scheduling layer your customers can rely on.
ANCI handles the calendar complexity. You focus on your agent's domain logic. Multi-tenant, API-first, MCP-compatible. The same engine that runs every ANCI agent runs yours.
// Your agent calls ANCI const meeting = await anci.schedule({ agent: 'zara', participants: [ 'alex@acme.com', 'sam@acme.com' ], duration: 30, window: 'this week', constraints: { timezone: 'America/Los_Angeles', avoid: ['lunch', 'fridays'] } }); // ANCI handles the rest return meeting.booked_slot;
For the next two to four years, AI agents are not competing against other AI agents. They are competing against labor. A $96,000-a-year coordinator role can be replaced by a $795-a-month agent that works 24/7, never quits, and improves every quarter.
That window is open right now. It will close once foundation labs ship into scheduling, or once every vertical has three credible agent offerings competing on margin. Until then, the math favors the customer overwhelmingly, and the vendor with the right infrastructure captures four times the contract value.
Agents today aren't competing against other agents. They're competing against labor. — The Goldilocks Window, TEAMCAL AI Blog
ANCI is built for this window. Per-agent pricing anchored to the labor cost it replaces. Production-grade infrastructure that took six years to build. A team that has already done the work of bringing scheduling agents into 128 enterprises.
Read the full framework →No tiers, no seats, no usage meters. Locked-in introductory pricing for launch customers. The agent costs roughly 6 percent of the loaded labor cost of the role it replaces.
ANCI is built by the team that built TEAMCAL AI, the vertical scheduling SaaS that has been running production calendar workflows for 128 enterprises across 90 countries since 2020.
What we learned from six years of vertical scheduling data is the grounding layer that makes ANCI's agents work in the field. A foundation model is a commodity. A decade of edge cases, schemas, and persona-level pain knowledge is not.