Automated Clockwise Meeting Load Alerts
Every afternoon, WebRun signs in to Clockwise, looks at tomorrow for each person on your team, counts meeting hours, back-to-back runs, and remaining focus time, posts a heads-up to Microsoft Teams, and queues a Twilio text for anyone whose day has no gap left.
How do I find out my calendar is overloaded before the day starts?
WebRun checks tomorrow's Clockwise schedule every afternoon, counting meeting hours, the longest back-to-back run, and the focus time left for each person. It posts the load to Microsoft Teams while meetings can still be moved, and queues a Twilio warning text for anyone with no gap remaining.
- Overloaded days are visible the afternoon before, not at 9am
- Teams can see who still has focus time to take work on
- No meeting is moved and no text is sent without approval
Built for engineering managers · product teams · chiefs of staff · remote teams
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
getclockwise.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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Clockwise - check tomorrow's schedule
WebRun opens Clockwise to check tomorrow's schedule. - Sign in to Clockwise and open tomorrow for each person on your team
- Count total meeting hours and the longest back-to-back run with no gap
- Record how much focus time is left after the meetings
- Flag anyone over your meeting hour limit or with no break longer than fifteen minutes
- Read only. Do not move, cancel, or reschedule a meeting
Done when Tomorrow's meeting load and remaining focus time are known for every person.
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Microsoft Teams - post the heads-up
WebRun opens Microsoft Teams to post the heads-up. - Post tomorrow's load to your team channel in Microsoft Teams
- Name anyone over the meeting hour limit and show their longest back-to-back run
- List who still has focus time and how much, so work can be moved to them
- Skip the post on days where nobody is close to the limit
Done when The team can see tomorrow's load before anyone books another meeting.
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Twilio - queue the text on the worst days
WebRun opens Twilio to queue the text on the worst days. - Open Twilio and prepare a short text for anyone with no gap left in tomorrow's schedule
- Say how many meeting hours they have and where the one movable meeting sits
- Queue each message for approval instead of sending it
- Queue nothing on days where every schedule has room
Done when A warning text is queued for approval for every fully booked person.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Will it move or cancel my meetings?
No. WebRun only reads tomorrow's schedule in Clockwise. It never moves, shortens, declines, or cancels a meeting, and it never messages an organiser. Rescheduling stays a human decision made with full context.
Does it text people without asking?
No. Every Twilio message is queued and left unsent until a person releases it, and nothing is queued at all on days when every schedule still has room.
What counts as an overloaded day?
Two thresholds you set: total meeting hours, and the longest stretch with no break over fifteen minutes. Five meeting hours is a common starting point, and both numbers are adjustable per team.
Put this on autopilot.
Turn it on in minutes - or have our team set it up for you.