What’s new in Multiply: autumn 2026
Client workspaces that research and propose work every week, meeting recordings, Gmail and Outlook, intelligence areas, 3,000+ integrations, and MCP on the way.
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AI, creative work, and how agencies stay ahead of the next wave.
Multiply now connects to 3,000+ apps
HubSpot, Google Calendar, Notion and thousands more: connect them once, then ask about their data in any task.
Gmail and Outlook, built in
Connect your inbox and Multiply searches threads, attachments and invites, and drafts replies you send yourself.
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What’s new in Multiply: autumn 2026
Client workspaces that research and propose work every week, meeting recordings, Gmail and Outlook, intelligence areas, 3,000+ integrations, and MCP on the way.
Multiply now connects to 3,000+ apps
HubSpot, Google Calendar, Notion and thousands more: connect them once, then ask about their data in any task.
Gmail and Outlook, built in
Connect your inbox and Multiply searches threads, attachments and invites, and drafts replies you send yourself.
Intelligence areas: analysts picked for the brief
Every project now gets custom intelligence areas, chosen for its brief, that read your files, search the web and keep their findings current.
AI for agency new business and pitching: start with qualification
An agency spends an average of $204,461 on a new-business pitch and two in three reviews end with the incumbent kept. The AI worth buying changes which pitches you enter, not how fast the deck comes together.
Multiply now records your meetings
Send the Multiply recorder to a Meet, Zoom or Teams call, and the transcript becomes context for every task on that client.
Client workspaces that drive themselves
Every Multiply workspace now researches its client each week and proposes work worth pitching, with the brief already drafted.
Real Impact vs. Hype: The Replay from Our Nordic Tech Week Breakfast Seminar
300+ creative and marketing leaders signed up for Multiply's Nordic Tech Week breakfast seminar on what AI actually changes in creative work. Watch the full replay.
Building Multiply: The Expensive Part Is Deciding What Not to Build
Founder & CTO Oskar Boëthius Lissheim on why Shape Up's fixed appetite is the only thing standing between you and a product nobody shaped, now that agents build a week's feature in a day.
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