In Event View, please add ability to touch event title, time or date to quickly change it without entering Edit mode.

From 5 minutes to whatever you like, I often switch from phone to pc and 1 hour always makes me worry concurrent changes would not all be taken into account

A daily briefing to show all events and tasks for the current day at a specified time. This is similar too any.do or SolCalendar.

You added a nice feature of emoticons,
I suggest, You may add emoticons also in SEARCH Option,
So I can search all events that have this emoticon.

Please make an option for bottom placement of the action bar. It's very hard to reach action bar buttons when using large screen phone with one hand.

When agenda view is selected by default, the app should use the current time to position the cursor at the closest event vs day start

Also if the task with sub tasks is moved to another folder they all become unrelated tasks this is not helpful. Liking the BC apps though

Sometimes I don't want to snooze or dismiss a notification but mute it so it remains in notifications bar as a reminder

I request a new feature to have the text-to-speech engine on the phone read my appointment descriptions out loud as a reminder instead of (or in addition to) a notification tone. That way i can know what the reminder is for without having to look at my phone.

-Hide Saturday and Sunday in week view.
-Both in full app and widgets.

-Reason being in where viewing under week view, quite often have fully blank columns for sat and sun which is not useful.
-EG., on Friday viewing 3 days of calendar starting on current day, I have 2 blank columns. Much more prefer to see Fri, Mon,Tues

I would like to see a calendar listed as a "favorite" in my Office365 business account included on my calendar list. Specifically, the Global company-wide calendar that is in a public folder in Office365. It won't come up as an option to be viewed in my calendar list.

Same as Google Calendar (both web version and app), have events for which one has been invited but not accepted have a transparent fill and only outline coloured - only accepted invitations or events created by oneself having solid fill: https://imgur.com/ajI8LiH
This is very helpful to identify events where attendance has been confirmed/not, specially in Weekly view.
Thanks!

Current: If you scroll using the widget to see future events, you must (remember) to scroll back to the top once to see today's events.

Proposed: The widget should automatically, after a period of inactivity, return to displaying events for today.

When I create a new event, I can´t use a second new line by using the return button ↩. This button ↩ is missing in the event "title" keybord.

The title looks right now like this:
"Meeting with X. Talking about details Y. Remember Z."

I want to write it like this:
"Meeting with X.
Talking about details Y.

Remember Z."

So would it be possible to change the "continue" button to ↩?
Perhaps to choose it in the settings instead of "continue"?

Google Tasks sets no due date when new tasks are created. After synchronization those tasks are not shown in the standard calendar widget view of tasks.

Clicking on an ICS-attachment and then choosing BC2 in the "open with" dialog (I have not registered a default handler) brings up an empty import dialog.
Saving the attachment to the downloads folder, then opening it from there works, but shows older, already imported ICS files that are still present in the download folder as well, not just the one I have opened.

I am aware of https://appgenix.uservoice.com/forums/280499-business-calendar-2/suggestions/7604946--ics-file-handling, but it doesn't work for me.

Environment:
Samsung Galaxy S8 with stock email client
BC2 latest update
no default handler registered for file type *.ics

Currently declined events show as any other events. Ideally I don't want to hide events, I'd like them to show but as strike-through (crossed out) text for the event name so I can see which one's I've declined.

I want the option of being able to always start the day of the week view to be on a sunday or a monday (when the week begins)