Salesforce Secure Team Behind Calendar App Clockwise for Agentforce
Summary
Salesforce is integrating the team behind the Clockwise calendar app into its Agentforce group to bolster its AI initiatives, though this is not an acquisition. The Clockwise app will be discontinued by late March 2026 as the team joins Agentforce to enhance agent interoperability and orchestration. This move follows restructuring within Agentforce and reflects Salesforce's strategic approach to bringing in fresh talent and improving integrated AI experiences within their platform. The collaboration is expected to strengthen Agentforce’s AI capabilities and tighter integration with Slack. Salesforce professionals should watch for evolving AI-driven tools in Agentforce that could enhance service workflows and platform integration.
Takeaways
- Clockwise team joins Salesforce to enhance Agentforce’s AI capabilities.
- Clockwise app will be discontinued as of March 27, 2026.
- Salesforce focuses on integrating Slack and Agentforce for seamless workflows.
- Agentforce is being reshaped to serve as a more integrated, in-app AI platform.
- Salesforce continues strategic talent acquisition to advance AI-driven products.
Salesforce has revealed that it will be taking on the team behind the calendar organization app Clockwise for its Agentforce team, with the app being rendered no longer available from March 27, 2026. The SaaS leader has said that this is not an acquisition and just involves the Clockwise team moving over to Salesforce to work on its proprietary artificial intelligence product. A Quiet Transition Last week, Clockwise CEO and cofounder Matt Martin wrote in a LinkedIn post that the team behind Clockwise would be “bringing [their] deep expertise building reliable, agentic software to the Agentic Enterprise.” He also clarified that this means all Clockwise services will be unavailable from March 27. A Salesforce spokesperson told The Register that this is not an acquisition, and that Salesforce “is not acquiring Clockwise or its technology.