Fill your diary without answering the phone.

Give each staff member a booking link of their own to put in emails and on social media. A client who always sees the same stylist can book with her directly.

Rent out rooms, equipment, or vehicles by the hour or by the month, with a deposit taken at booking. A clinic could rent its spare treatment room to visiting practitioners on set days.

Customers can move or cancel a booking themselves from the link in their confirmation. Your front desk spends less time on the phone, and the freed-up slot opens for someone else.

Ask follow-up questions on the booking form that change based on the customer's earlier answers. A plumber can ask what kind of problem it is and only ask about water heater age when the answer is a water heater.

Send confirmations and reminders in the language your customers speak. A clinic that serves Spanish-speaking patients can send them booking messages in Spanish.

Hold appointments over video calls that are built in, so you do not need a separate video tool. A consultant's booking confirmation includes the meeting link, and the call is ready at the booked time.

Run ticketed or free events, in person, online, or both, and check people in at the door. A salon could host a paid styling evening and scan tickets as guests arrive. This feature is in early access.

Build a sign-up page and a replay page for your webinar, and each sign-up is saved as a contact. A consultant can run a monthly webinar and follow up with everyone who registered.

Book a client's weekly or monthly visits all at once and take payment for each one. A physiotherapy patient on a 6 week plan can be booked in a single step instead of 6.