Booking and Scheduling
Customers book online. You see the full schedule in one view.
Bookings taken by phone, message and walk-in tend to clash with each other. This gives customers a simple way to book, and gives the business one calendar that reflects what is actually confirmed.
You Might Need This If
Does this sound familiar?
- Bookings come in by phone, message and walk-in, and sometimes clash.
- Customers keep messaging to ask what times are free.
- Confirming and re-confirming appointments takes up real time.
What It Could Do
A few example features.
- Customer-facing booking form
- Calendar view by day, week or staff member
- Automatic confirmations and reminders
- Manual bookings added by staff
It Can Be Adapted
For a salon or clinic, this centres on appointment slots and reminders. For a consultancy, it might be meeting bookings tied to a specific staff member. For a rental or venue business, it could track availability by date instead of time.
This is a starting point, not a fixed product. The version that makes sense for your business might be simpler than this, combine it with another example on this page, or look different entirely once we understand how you actually work.
Related Examples
A few other places to start.
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Talk to us about something like this.
This example can be adjusted, simplified or combined with something else. Tell us what's actually happening in your business, and we'll help you work out the right version.