Many businesses that we work with have a pretty simple corporate calendar configuration – connect to Google Calendar or Outlook and manually schedule appointments.
Let’s have a look at some of the ways that we’ve helped people power-up their calendars & online bookings:
accessible via employees only
accessible by clients (sent a direct link)
accessible by clients (via website)
accessible by clients (via website chat widget)
with location verification
with online payment
with custom email scheduling
with client details added to mailing list
with varied appointment types for different days (to reduce commute time)
with route scheduling (to map out best path to reduce commute time)
with document upload
with boardroom syncing for specific appointment types
with invoicing integration
with CRM integration
with spreadsheet integration
with ability to book when not logged in
with ability to sync with certain personal calendars but only displaying blocked out time in company calendar (not details of personal event)
with reward program integration
with video conferencing integration (Zoom, Google Hangouts, Appear In, Uberconference etc)
with website integration (WordPress, Squarespace, Weebly etc)
with custom short domain for booking link
with mobile access to calendar
Need help with powering up your calendar? Get in touch.
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Adding superpowers to your business calendars
Many businesses that we work with have a pretty simple corporate calendar configuration – connect to Google Calendar or Outlook and manually schedule appointments.
Let’s have a look at some of the ways that we’ve helped people power-up their calendars & online bookings:
Need help with powering up your calendar? Get in touch.
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