Book, confirm, move and cancel
The four things that happen to a booking. Moving is not cancelling and re-booking: keeping it as a move is what preserves the customer’s history.
Appointments is booked time: a customer, a provider, a service, a room, and a resource — through arrival and the work itself to checkout and the commission it earned.
Booked time with a provider, a room and a service — through to checkout.
The four things that happen to a booking. Moving is not cancelling and re-booking: keeping it as a move is what preserves the customer’s history.
The three points of the visit itself. They are what turn a diary into a record of what was actually delivered.
Checkout closes the visit financially. Deposits taken at booking are settled here rather than being a separate payment to reconcile.
This is the configuration that makes double-booking impossible. A resource that is not modelled cannot be protected from being booked twice.
Commission follows from the completed, checked-out visit, so it is calculated from what happened rather than from the diary.
Notes travel with the customer between visits, which is most of what makes the second appointment better than the first.
The capability list this guide is written against, unabridged. Nothing above adds to it.
Appointments on the Services pageThe modules Appointments hands work to, or takes it from. Most problems that look like one module are a handover between two.