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How customers book on your page

What your customer sees and does on the booking page: service, team member, date and time, a quick sign-in and confirming. And how blocked hours stay hidden.

Where to start

Your public booking link (shared via "Share business page")

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  1. The customer opens your page

    The booking page opens in any browser, with no app to install, and shows your business name, photos and the services you set up.

    How customers book on your page - The customer opens your page

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    The top of the booking page, with the business name and "Choose a service".
  2. Picks a service

    Tapping a service selects it. After that, more services can be added to the same visit with the +, and on a service you marked "Can be booked for several people" a "How many people?" row appears too.

    How customers book on your page - Picks a service

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    A selected service and the hint "Add more services to the same visit with +".
  3. Picks a team member and a date

    When you have more than one team member, the customer chooses who under "Choose a team member". On the dates, a green dot marks a day with open times and a red dot a day with no time left, full or closed. Past days are dimmed, and "Month" opens the whole month.

    How customers book on your page - Picks a team member and a date

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    The month view: a green dot for a day with open times, a red one for a day with none.
  4. Sees only truly available times

    Times are worked out from your working hours, existing appointments and blocks, so an hour you blocked in the calendar never appears. "Find me an open time" jumps to the nearest free time, and if you turned on "Allow waiting list", taken times appear under "Join waitlist".

    How customers book on your page - Sees only truly available times

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    The open times for the chosen day, and the "Continue to booking" button.
  5. Signs in to verify

    After "Continue to booking" the customer signs in with an SMS code, Google or Apple, and a customer who is already signed in skips this. You can turn this step off with the "Verify customers before booking" switch in "Business settings".

  6. Fills in details and confirms

    The customer fills in "Full name" and "Phone", an address when the service takes place at their place, and "Notes (optional)" if you turned on "Customers can add a note". "Confirm booking" sends the booking.

    How customers book on your page - Fills in details and confirms

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    The details screen before "Confirm booking".
  7. The booking lands with you

    By default every booking waits for your approval in the "Requests" tab, and the customer sees "Request sent". With the "Automatic booking approval" switch on in "Business settings", the appointment goes straight into your calendar.


Tips from the field

Want to see the page as a new customer would? Open your link in an incognito window.

An hour you block in the calendar disappears from the booking page within a minute or two.

You set how far ahead customers can book in "Business settings", in the "How far ahead customers can book" row.

Common questions

No. The booking page opens in any browser, on any device. By default the customer only signs in with an SMS code, Google or Apple before filling in their details.

You share it through the "Share business page" row in the app menu, then on WhatsApp, your Instagram bio or anywhere else.

Yes, and that is the default. As long as "Automatic booking approval" is off in "Business settings", every request waits for you in the "Requests" tab.

SMS codes currently go to Israeli numbers only. A customer with a foreign number can sign in with Google or Apple.


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