Ideas & Enhancements

The new design is great but VERY bright. I feel a dark mode option would be very well received.

For me personally, the checklist is one of the main things I use. The entire top half of my screen in Neos just says Good afternoon in huge letters, wasting a ton of space. The other half shows appointments, but I personally don't have a need for ...

Should be able to see how many items are in a list automatically without having to count each line item or run a report. For example, how many items are in my Checklist Summary for the day? If I navigate to Browse Cases and filter by staff and cla...

It would be nice if you could get more information at a glance from the calendar items, especially on mobile. At the moment, in order to see the notes on a calendar item, you have to open the edit section of the calendar item.

When I save a note, I want it to stay in that note tab instead of going back to the list of notes. If I'm interrupted at work and I save the note but intend to continue entering information, I want it to stay open but saved for future use.

When parties have the same name and middle initial, the search results look identical.Unless you know case numbers by heart, you would have to open each case to see which is the right case for the party.More context information in the search area ...

In the case calendar and in the global calendar when a users added a event he becomes the organizer of that event. After going in the event and removing himself and saving. When he goes back in the event is still on his calendar.

For instance, the column that lists telephone numbers is not wide enough to show the entire number (although the extension column is wider than the original). Every single time I have to look up a number, the column width has to be widened to see ...

The flag/special note at the top of cases used to be an orange hue, and so did the light bulb. With the recent Neos facelift, those two items now blend into this muted color scheme rendering point of the flag/special note and the light bulb useles...