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Open at Scale

Open at Scale provides an automation platform that replaces inefficient meeting‑driven coordination with continuous, real‑time communication across an enterprise. By integrating with tools like Microsoft Teams, Slack, and Jira, it detects coordination gaps and prompts immediate action, helping organizations cut meeting overhead, improve productivity, and meet OKRs at scale.

Updated 1 month ago

Funding

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Product

Problem

Distributed teams rely on frequent meetings to share updates and resolve coordination issues, which consumes time, incurs high overhead, and often leads to delayed decision‑making, especially across time zones.

Solution

Open at Scale offers an automation platform that replaces traditional meetings with continuous, real‑time coordination. By integrating with Microsoft Teams, Slack, Jira, and custom in‑house applications, the platform surfaces coordination problems instantly and enables team members to act without delay. Record‑level encryption secures all data, while the system continuously senses, responds, and replans work across the enterprise. This approach reduces meeting overhead, improves productivity, and helps organizations achieve or exceed their OKRs at scale.

Target Audience

Primary customers are enterprise‑level product, engineering, and operations teams that need to coordinate work across distributed locations while minimizing meeting time.

Features

  • Bi‑directional integrations with MS‑Teams, Slack, Jira, and custom applications for seamless data flow
  • Real‑time detection of coordination bottlenecks and automatic routing of actionable information
  • Continuous, automated replanning and decision support without requiring scheduled meetings
  • Enterprise‑grade record‑level encryption to protect all communication and coordination data
  • Scalable architecture that supports coordination across multiple time zones and large organizations
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