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NAiOS Calendar: your agenda lives where you work

New NAiOS module: month and week agenda with real repetitions, shared calendars with discretion, appointments with public booking, and an AI that creates events from chat.

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20 de septiembre de 20263 min read
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In this article
  1. The calendar was everywhere except where you work
  2. NAiOS Calendar: your agenda, within the platform
  3. Shared with your team, with discretion
  4. Appointments that reserve themselves
  5. And AI, as always in NAiOS, inside
  6. Available now

The calendar was everywhere except where you work

The day of any team is decided on a calendar: Monday's meeting, the client visit, the "first Friday of the month" review. And yet, the agenda has always lived in another tab, in another account, in another application that doesn't communicate with the rest of your tools. You note the meeting in one place, the conversation happens in another, and no one knows your team's actual availability.

With the NAiOS platform, you already work, converse, and resolve in one place. The piece that organizes time was missing.

NAiOS Calendar: your agenda, within the platform

NAiOS Calendar is the new calendar module of NAiOS: month and week view, events and blocks, real repetitions ("every Monday," "the first Friday of the month," "every two weeks") with exceptions when a week changes the plan, and everything in your time zone — with time changes well resolved, which is where most homemade calendars fail.

  • Events and blocks: what you have and what you don’t want to be occupied. The blocks protect your time without giving explanations.
  • Repetitions with exceptions: the series repeats itself; if a specific day changes or is canceled, you only touch that day.
  • Reminders that arrive: through the platform's bell and mobile notification, at the moment you decide.

Shared with your team, with discretion

You can share your calendar with anyone you want and decide how much each person sees. A colleague with full permission sees the details; another only sees "Busy" — they know you’re not free, they don’t know why. Coordination without giving up privacy.

Appointments that reserve themselves

Calendar also knows how to cater to outsiders: define your types of appointment and your availability, share a public link, and let clients or candidates choose a slot. The system only offers truly free slots — it crosses your agenda, your blocks, and even your connected external calendar — and two people cannot book the same slot even if they click at the same time. Each reservation remains in your agenda, with confirmation by email and a standard calendar invitation that works in any program.

Is the appointment by video call? One click and the NAiOS Meet room is created automatically, with the link in the invitation.

And AI, as always in NAiOS, inside

Tell the chat "schedule a meeting with Marta on Thursday at 10" and the event appears. Ask it "what do I have next week?" and it tells you. Your NAiOS agents can check your availability before proposing a time to a client.

The calendar stops being a place to jot things down and becomes something you can talk about.

And if you use NAiOS Tasks, your deadline cards appear as a layer over the calendar: work and time, finally in the same view.

Available now

NAiOS Calendar is available starting today for all platform plans, including the free one. You will find it in the module menu of your NAiOS chat. And if you don't use NAiOS yet, it's a good day to try it.

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