Paid online: it just moves
A customer who paid picks a new free time from their link, and both of you get the updated confirmation.
Every booking your Secretary takes is checked against your hours, your capacity and the bookings you already have, at the moment it is made. Google Calendar stays in step, reminders go out on their own, and customers move a booking from the link in their confirmation.
Your booking page and your Secretary follow the same rules without exception, on every channel. Your cancellation policy lives in your notes, in your own words, so the Secretary can quote it.
A customer who paid picks a new free time from their link, and both of you get the updated confirmation.
You get an email to approve or decline the new time. Until you approve, the original booking stands.
Pick a new time and the customer hears by email, and by WhatsApp or SMS if they gave a number. Google Calendar follows.
Connect Google Calendar and every confirmed appointment goes onto it, with the customer invited as a guest. Before offering a time, Ordina asks Google when you are busy, so a meeting you add there is a time your Secretary will not offer. It never reads the titles or details of your own events.
No. Availability is checked against your hours, your capacity and your bookings at the moment a booking is made, on your page and in every chat.
Yes. Set Simultaneous appointments to the number of places, and the time keeps being offered until it is full.
No. Every confirmation and reminder carries a link. They tap it, talk to the Secretary and pick a new free time.
The link works right up to the appointment. If you want a notice period, write it in your notes so the Secretary tells customers.
Your confirmed appointments go onto it with the customer as a guest. Ordina only asks Google when you are busy; it never reads your own events' titles, guests or details.
Yes. On Pro and Business, each person who takes bookings has their own hours, services and locations, and customers can choose who they book with.
Set your hours and capacity; your Secretary handles the rest.