Add or edit calendars
With Bookedin your clients can book appointments online based on your availability. This is controlled by your calendar settings. If you're a solo operation, you'll have just 1 calendar. If you have a team, each staff will need their own calendar.
Note: The number of calendars will determine your billing plan.
Follow these steps to add calendars or edit them:
MOBILE APP INSTRUCTIONS
(scroll down for desktop/tablet instructions)
- Launch the Bookedin mobile app, then tap the Settings menu
- Now tap Calendars
- Now tap to edit an existing calendar or add a new one
- Now add or edit your staff calendar information! Scroll down for a detailed explanation of all settings.
DESKTOP & TABLET INSTRUCTIONS
- Log in to Bookedin
- In the top menu, go to Settings > Calendars
- Click Add New Calendar or click on any existing service to edit
- Now fill in your calendar details. An explanation of all settings is listed below.
EXPLANATION OF ALL CALENDAR SETTINGS:
- Full Name: This could be a person's name, the name of a room, or a piece of equipment. This is displayed on your public Online Booking Page
- Calendar Color: Set automatically, or choose a color (appears on private scheduler only)
- Short Name: Appears on your private scheduler only
- Notification Email: Where booking and cancellation notification emails get sent
- Make Public: Makes the calendar public on your Online Booking Page or private
- Booking Interval: This controls how the spacing of appointments on your public online booking page. Ex: A 60min interval means people can choose bookings at 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, etc.
- Recurring Hours: These are the recurring business hours available every week. Note: one-time-only availability changes are made on your calendar.
- Available Services: Check or uncheck services based on the calendar.
- Advanced Options > Lead Time: This is the minimum amount of notice you need prior to someone making a new booking. Helpful to prevent or allow last minute bookings.
- Advanced Options > Booking Limit: Cuts off bookings at a certain date in the future.
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