Brain², Super Agents and real use cases: NZ ClickUp Community Online

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From switched on to actually useful.

If you’re using ClickUp, there’s a good chance Brain² and Super Agents are already sitting in your workspace. The tricky bit is working out what they’re actually good for, and how other teams are getting real value out of them. That’s exactly what came up again and again at our first NZ ClickUp Community Meetup in Auckland.

So for our last meetup of the year, we’re going online so ClickUp users from right across New Zealand can join in, and we’re going deep on AI. Expect practical examples, real use cases and a look at how teams are building AI into the way they actually work. When you register, we’ll ask for the one question you’d love the ClickUp team to answer, and we’ll build the Q&A around what you want to know.

We’ll also hear from a local business about how they’re putting AI agents to work, and Clayton Coetzee from Elegance Group will show how AI can help you stay across project reporting and spot risks before they become problems.

What to Expect

  • What’s new in ClickUp Brain² and Super Agents, with practical examples from the ClickUp team.
  • A real-world look at how a local business is using AI agents.
  • How to use AI to stay on top of project reporting and risk.
  • Your questions answered by the ClickUp team, drawn from what you send through at registration.
  • An hour tops, so it fits neatly into your lunch break.

Bring your lunch. Leave with a Super Agent idea.

This session is for anyone using ClickUp in New Zealand, whether you’re the admin who built the whole workspace, the person everyone comes to with ClickUp questions, or someone who’s switched on Brain² and isn’t quite sure what to do with it yet. We’re a ClickUp partner, but this isn’t a sales pitch. It’s about growing a local community and giving you practical ideas you can put to work straight away.

Built something cool in ClickUp?

We’d love to hear about it. Whether it’s a clever automation, a Super Agent or a workflow that saves your team hours, tell us about it when you register. We’re keen to give the community more chances to share what they’re building.

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Speakers

Jessica Blake
Jessica Blake

Manager, Technical Account Management & Solutions Engineering - ClickUp

Jess leads ClickUp’s Technical Account Management and Solutions Engineering teams across APAC, helping organisations get real, measurable value from the platform. Her focus is making sure customers don’t just adopt a tool but genuinely change how they work. Jess built her career in professional services and customer success, where she learned the best outcomes come from staying close to the customer’s actual problems and never hiding behind process when a conversation will do. Based in Melbourne, she’s particularly interested in how AI agents can scale the strategic work that used to need one-to-one human effort.
Brett Celliers
Brett Celliers

Founder & Director - Elegance Group | Host

Brett founded Elegance Group in 2020 and has grown it into a multi-vendor service and work management practice spanning New Zealand, Australia and Singapore. He helps organisations work better, sometimes by fixing a platform but more often by rethinking how the business operates and using AI and automation to close the gap. A growing share of his work is business advisory, spanning operations consulting, AI agent development, workflow digitisation and SaaS cost reduction. Across Atlassian, Asana, ClickUp and Freshworks, his rule is simple: pick the right tool for the outcome, not the one you’re loyal to.
Clayton Coetzee
Clayton Coetzee

Senior Consultant & Team Lead - Elegance Group

Clayton works with some of New Zealand’s leading organisations on enterprise service and work management, with a focus on driving clarity, improving efficiency, and helping teams establish ways of working that enable consistent outcomes. As Senior Consultant and Team Lead at Elegance Group, he combines hands-on delivery with a coaching background that shapes how he thinks about leadership capability and organisational performance. He knows firsthand what it takes to connect the work teams are doing to the outcomes leaders are trying to achieve.