August 2025 updates -Client email verification, taxonomy and more

Here’s what we got done in August 2025 in NeetoCal.

✨ New features

✅ Taxonomy support for contacts

Different businesses refer to their contacts differently, some say “Clients,” others say “Customers,” and some use unique terms. You can now update the “Contacts” label in Neetocal to whatever fits your business vocabulary. This change applies throughout the NeetoCal, giving you a more personalized and relevant experience.

✅ Client email verification via OTP

NeetoCal now supports client email verification via OTP. When a client books a meeting, they will receive a one-time password via email, which they must verify before the booking is confirmed. This ensures that all scheduled meetings are backed by valid email addresses, reducing spam bookings.

✨ Enhancements

✅ Export booking data in profile timezone

When exporting booking data, the times now automatically adjust to your profile’s timezone. This ensures your reports and analytics match your working hours, avoiding the confusion of interpreting times in UTC or another timezone.

✅ Social share option on share page

We’ve added a social sharing option directly to the Neetocal share page. You can now quickly post your scheduling link to popular social media platforms without leaving the app, making it easier to promote your business.

✅ Override locked timezone at scheduling link level

Sometimes, you might need flexibility even if your workspace has a locked timezone. You can now override this setting for individual scheduling links, giving you more control without affecting the global workspace configuration.

✅ Displaying old timezone in rescheduled meetings

When a meeting is rescheduled, we now show the old timezone alongside the old time. This provides more clarity, especially when dealing with clients in different regions, and helps keep a clear record of the original schedule.

✅ Workspace-level permission fixed for standard users

We have fixed a permission setting so that standard users can no longer access or manage workspace-level notifications. They also cannot create or update meeting outcomes that are set by the admin. However, they are still able to manage their own contacts. This ensures that only users with the correct permissions can make workspace-wide changes.