Bookings, with the confirmation sent.

What a booking tool has.

• Requests that arrive, and a confirmation back

  A contact, appointment or quote request reaches you as a message, and you read every one in Manage, under Cloud, then Forms. By default you get an email too, and a visitor who left an address gets a short confirmation that it arrived.

• Clients see and cancel their own

  "Let clients see and cancel their own appointments". They sign in when they book, and the rest of the site stays open.

• Free times, from Calendly

  Connect Calendly, then: "Show my free times and let visitors book one"

• A deposit when they book

  Connect Stripe, then ask: "Let people pay the deposit when they book"

• Letters that go out on their own

  The letters the app sends on its own: confirming an account, resetting a password, an invitation, a sign-in link, a change of email, a notice to the old address, a password code, and the confirmation of a form.

• Staff share one list

  Your team sees and changes every record.

Ask like this.

Name what the tool keeps track of, and what people do with it.

• A booking app for a hair salon: the stylists, their services and prices, a calendar of appointments by day, and a list of clients with their history
• Add an admin page where my team sees every booking, can confirm it and can cancel it
• A website for a dental clinic in Manchester, with the treatments and their prices, the team, opening hours, and a form to ask for an appointment
• A website for an Italian restaurant, with the menu, photos of the dining room, opening hours, the address on a map and a table reservation form

• Websites and landing pagesSites and launch pages, with sign-ups that really arrive.→
• Small businessesA site, a shop or bookings of your own.→
• Emails, in the documentationThe letters an app sends on its own, and how to change them.→