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# June 30, 2023 - No Brandwich But It's Still Chowtime

This call is for people who are:

* Interested in building their own workflows
* Wanting to stay on top of new developments
* Want to learn more about Rewst and participate in the community
* We will talk about the platform, news, some training, and any Q\&A.
* As always, feel free to unmute and interrupt us, this is an interactive call!

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#### Contents of the recording

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<summary><strong>Contents of the Call</strong></summary>

In this call, we cover the following:

* Nick Provides Dev Updates
* Eddie Provides Cluck-U Updates
* Allen Demos Enhancements made with Data Aliases
* Ashley polls the group on training preferences
* Kelvin demos his AI Overlords Reply workflow in Discord
* Brandon from eTop demos his workflow to automate on-site requests

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<summary><strong>How to get help</strong></summary>

Resources:

* Getting Started: <https://docs.rewst.help/cluck-university/getting-started>
* Rewst Foundations Training: <https://docs.rewst.help/cluck-university/rewst-foundations-10x>
* Chat (Discord): <https://discord.gg/rewst>
  * Private #{{ msp }} channel
  * \#the-kewp
* Email to create Tickets: <the_roc@rewst.io>

Cluck U Sign-ups:

* All 100 Series Courses are now available: <https://calendly.com/cluck-u/>

Feature + Integration Requests: <https://rewst.canny.io>

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