Overview The “Look Busy” feature is designed to help you appear more in demand on your booking widget by hiding a percentage of your available slots. This creates a sense of urgency for your bookers, as the number of visible slots is reduced. It’s important to note that this feature…

How to Disable Integration? Users have the option to disable Google Organic Booking with a simple toggle in Calendar Settings. By disabling the integration, the system refrains from uploading any feed to Google. Consequently, the end customers won’t find the option to discover and book services directly from a business’s Google My Business (GMB) listing. To…

What is Partial Payment? Partial payment offers bookers the opportunity to secure bookings by paying a deposit upfront, with the remaining balance settled at a later time. Alongside collecting full payments, businesses now have the capability to collect deposit amounts from bookers. This feature has been seamlessly implemented across all calendar…

What are buffers? Buffers are additional time that can be added before and/or after an appointment. This feature can be beneficial if you need extra time to get ready before a meeting, travel to an event, or wrap up after a presentation. Buffer settings are customised for each event type,…

What is Booking Redirect? Google Booking Redirect a.k.a Google Organic Booking refers to the process of customers finding and booking services directly from a business’s Google My Business (GMB) listing, without any involvement of third-party booking platforms or paid advertisements. When users search for a specific service or business on…

Understanding One-Time Links A one-time link is a unique scheduling link that automatically expires upon booking. With the ‘Generate One-Time Booking Link’ action, users can now effortlessly create these links directly within their workflow. Key Benefits of Integrating One-Time Links into Your Workflow How to Generate Dynamic One-Time Links To…

How it Works? Now, you can effortlessly view your calendar, appointments and confirmation emails in your default user timezone, providing a more convenient and efficient experience for users across different locations.  Imagine your business is in New York, USA (Eastern Standard Time – EST). User A is in Paris, France (Central European Time – CET), and User B is in…

Overview Previously, we had two distinct availability configurations: Standard Availability and Custom Availability. With recent updates, these have evolved into Weekly Working Hours and Date-Specific Hours – two types of availability settings to cater to your diverse needs.  In the past, the availability settings operated independently of each other. Now, you can configure both your…

What is a One Time Link? A One Time Link is a unique scheduling link to your calendar, designed to automatically expire once an appointment has been scheduled.Unlike the permanent link or the scheduling link, a One Time Link offers a one time access to your calendar.   Why are One Time Links…

‘Continue’ Button Update Quick heads up – we’ve jazzed things up a bit and moved the Continue button in the calendar widget to a new spot. If you have applied any CSS customizations, kindly verify and adjust them accordingly to align with the updated placement. What is Calendar Widget Customization? Calendar Widget Customization is designed…