One calendar your whole team trusts, a booking page clients can use at eleven at night, and reminders that go out without anyone having to remember.
System Integrations / Booking
Most scheduling problems are not scheduling problems — they are two calendars that never agreed. An office diary says one thing, an engineer’s phone says another, and the customer finds out on the day. We sync the calendars your team already uses, put availability behind a booking page that reflects it in real time, and automate the reminders. The no-show rate is the number that moves first, and it is one you can put in front of your accountant.
Get startedScheduling is the one part of your operation every customer touches, and the only one where a mistake is visible to them immediately. A double-booking is not an admin error to the person standing outside your premises — it is the whole impression. And the no-show rate is the rare operational number with a clean, well-evidenced fix.
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We sit with how you actually book work today — who takes the call, where it gets written down, and every place the same appointment ends up being recorded twice.
We connect your calendars, build the booking rules around your real working hours and travel time, and wire the reminder sequence to fire on its own.
We track the appointment-to-attendance rate from the week we switch it on, so the change is a figure you can see rather than a feeling.
Two-way sync with Google Calendar or Microsoft 365. A job booked on the office system appears on the engineer’s phone; a personal appointment they block out closes that slot to customers. Neither side has to be told.
A page on your own site where customers pick from slots you actually have free. Service type, duration, deposit and location rules are all built in, so nobody books a two-hour job into a thirty-minute gap.
A sequence over email and SMS — confirmation on booking, a reminder the day before, a nudge on the morning. Written in your voice, sent without anyone touching it.
A link in every confirmation lets the customer move their own appointment inside the rules you set. The slot reopens instantly, and your phone stays free for new work.
Every booking lands in your CRM attached to the customer, with the history of what was booked, moved and attended — so the follow-up, the invoice and the review request all have something to work from.
Most businesses start with reminders, because no-shows are the fastest thing to put a number on. Tell us how you book work today and we’ll tell you where it is leaking first.
An off-the-shelf booking plug-in makes you fit its assumptions about working hours, travel time and job length. We build the rules around how you actually operate, so the page can never offer a slot you cannot honour.
Most cheap integrations push one direction and quietly drift. We build two-way sync against the calendars your team already lives in, so a personal appointment on someone’s phone closes that slot to customers without anyone being told.
This is the rare change with a number attached, so we baseline it before we switch anything on and report it afterwards. You should not have to take our word for whether it worked.
Because the calendar is rarely the problem — the gap between calendars is. A slot is free in the office diary, taken on someone’s phone, and the customer is the one who finds out. We make one calendar the source of truth and sync everything else to it in both directions, then put your public availability behind that same source. After that, the booking page cannot offer a slot that is already gone, because it is reading the same diary your team is.
It is the single change with the clearest return, and it is mostly down to reminders that go out reliably rather than when someone has a spare minute. We set up a sequence — confirmation, day-before reminder, morning-of nudge — over email and SMS, with a one-tap way to reschedule instead of simply not turning up. A customer who moves their appointment is worth far more than one who quietly disappears. We track the rate from day one so you can see what it was and what it became.
Yes, and that is the point of building it properly rather than dropping in an off-the-shelf widget. The rules are yours: working hours, service durations, travel or setup buffers, how far ahead someone can book, which staff can take which jobs, whether a deposit is required. Customers only ever see slots that satisfy all of them. You get the admin off your phone without handing anyone a blank diary.
Book a free discovery call and we’ll map where your bookings are getting lost between calendars, and what it would take to fix it.
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