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- Check2 days agoChange DetectedA new Related article link for IT Teams has been added. The article 'How does Calendly help customers with data subject rights?' has been removed from the Related articles.SummaryDifference0.1%

- Check9 days agoNo Change Detected
- Check16 days agoChange DetectedThe help page header and surrounding UI were refreshed with new introductory copy and updated metadata (e.g., 'Introducing the new Calendly' and 'Updated Aug 20, 2026'), along with a revised reading time label; older UI strings and vendor references were removed, indicating a UI refresh rather than changes to the underlying sub-processor list.SummaryDifference6%

- Check23 days agoChange DetectedThe availability note now lists the specific plans that can access sub-processor data, replacing the previous broad statement. The new format adds a 'Plans' heading and enumerates Free, Essentials, Professional, Standard, Teams, and Enterprise as the eligible plans.SummaryDifference0.8%

- Check38 days agoChange DetectedNew navigation items were added: Beta, Callie, and Calendly Platform Security and Compliance. These entries point users to upcoming features, the Notetaker product, and a dedicated security/compliance hub.SummaryDifference0.4%

- Check45 days agoChange DetectedTwo sub-processors named Beta and Callie were removed from Calendly's GDPR/CCPA sub-processor list. This update changes which third-party services are listed as processing user data on the page.SummaryDifference0.3%

- Check52 days agoChange DetectedCalendly Platform Security and Compliance was removed from the navigation. This changes how users access security and compliance information from the Help Center, while the sub-processor details remain unchanged.SummaryDifference0.1%

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