Booking #

A booking page your customers can use to take a slot themselves, and a diary that stays honest about what is free.

Services #

A service is something bookable: a consultation, a site visit, a treatment. Each has a duration, a price if you charge for it, and its own availability.

Services can be duplicated — useful when you offer the same thing at three lengths — and retired without deleting the bookings already made against them.

Availability #

Set your working hours per day, add breaks, and block out holidays. The booking page offers only what is genuinely free: it reads your existing bookings, so two people cannot take the same slot.

The booking page #

A public page, one per service or one for everything, that works on a phone with no account and no app. It shows a month at a time, the times available on the day chosen, and asks only for what you need.

You can also embed it in your own website, either inline in a page or behind a button.

Service areas #

If you travel to customers, set the postcodes you cover. Somebody outside them is told so before they book, rather than after you have driven there.

What happens after a booking #

• The customer gets a confirmation, and a reminder before the appointment.
• A contact is created or matched in the CRM — a repeat customer is one person, not a new record each time.
• If the service has a price and a card processor is connected, it can be paid at the time of booking.
• The appointment appears on your dashboard.

Cancellations #

Both sides can cancel through the link in the confirmation. A cancelled slot returns to the pool immediately.