May 20, 2025
Let's go through what we got done in Milestone M36 (May 5 - May 18, 2025).
We’ve added a new way to keep track of why a meeting was booked. You can now create a RefID with notes and attach that refId to your scheduling link. When someone books using that link, the note will automatically show in the Notes section of the booking, so you never join a meeting without context.
You can now change the meeting location even after booking, whether it's switching from in-person to Zoom, or from Google Meet to Microsoft Teams, without rescheduling. Once changed, both the host and the guest will receive updated meeting details automatically.
NeetoCal now lets you add a booking form question and its responses, only visible to host. The person filling out the form won’t see their response again, and it won’t appear in any emails. This is useful when, for example, your assistant is booking on behalf of a client and wants to share internal notes or context just for you.
We’ve added language support for the page where clients purchase a package and for the package confirmation page. This helps deliver a more localised and consistent experience for clients across different regions.
Date and time on booking confirmation screens now follow the language support, making the booking experience clearer for clients across different regions.
Webhook now include the host’s email address, giving you more context and flexibility when using webhooks for integrations.
Previously, all admins were notified whenever a package was purchased. Now, admins can choose to opt out of these notifications for a cleaner inbox.
We now display the meeting outcome directly on the Bookings tab. This makes it easier to track the status of meetings at a single glance.
You can now set a delay (in days) for emails sent after a meeting ends in workflows, ideal for sending follow-up emails, feedback requests, or reminders a few days later.
If you made changes to your reminder email templates and want to revert, now you can reset your reminder emails back to our default templates by clicking Reset to default.
Admins can now hide the 12hr/24hr format picker on the scheduling page if they already know their clients’ preferred time format, keeping the UI cleaner.
We’ve enhanced the meeting name filter by adding a dropdown that suggests existing meeting names, making it faster to search and filter.
You can now view a tabular report showing the most common meeting times booked across hosts. Great for spotting scheduling patterns.
The bookings report now includes a host filter, so you can drill down into bookings for specific team members.
We’ve added an option to download the host performance report as a CSV file, making it easy to share or analyze data offline.
When using the Add to calendar option, additional guests will now automatically appear in the calendar invite, ensuring everyone stays in the loop.
Let's get started now.