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An introductory conversation, a planning meeting, and a site visit have different purposes. Let clients book an appointment type and time that fit your availability.
A consultation, a planning discussion, and a site visit need distinct appointments.
Different meeting purposes need clear names and suitable durations.
Knowing the appointment type helps you plan the time you set aside.
A planning conversation can take longer than expected and affect the next appointment.
A back-and-forth to agree on a slot adds coordination to a busy project schedule.
Clients choose a service, date, and available time from your calendar.
Set distinct durations for an introductory meeting, planning discussion, or site visit.
When a client provides an email address, a confirmation can be sent by email.
Add a fixed buffer in your calendar; it does not account for distance between sites or traffic.
Create appointment types and share the available start times that work for your practice.
This is an illustration only; the office name, services, and prices are fictional.
The client selects a site visit rather than an office meeting.
Available slots reflect the service duration and your calendar settings.
The client provides contact details to complete the appointment booking.
The calendar records the appointment; plan the route and travel separately.
Yes. Create a site-visit service with a suitable duration and share your booking link. Arrange the location directly with the client.
No. It does not plan routes or calculate travel times. Set a buffer and plan each trip yourself.
Yes. Set up each as a separate service with its own duration and price.
Clients can cancel or reschedule through their booking link, subject to your settings.
Yes. Try it free for 14 days, with no credit card required.
Open your booking page, set up your services and hours, and share the link with your clients.