Appointment Scheduling

Booked online or in the lane, against real shop capacity.

How service appointments get booked, confirmed and fitted to real shop capacity: online booking, in-lane scheduling, and reminders that cut no-shows.

How to get it

What it covers

  • Timeslot Discounting
    Quiet hours offered at a price rather than left as idle bays.
  • Online & In-dealer Scheduling
    Customers book online; advisors book at the desk. One schedule, one source of truth.
  • Customers book from the dealer website, against real shop capacity.
  • Advisors book at the desk, on the schedule the website writes to.
  • Bookings taken in the manufacturer's owner app land on the dealer schedule.
  • A third-party voice agent books into the same schedule through the API.
  • Appointment confirmations
    Booking confirmed to the customer immediately, with time, service and location.
  • Appointment slots sized to available technician hours, not to a calendar.
  • Per-service caps, so one operation cannot fill the day.
  • Separate schedules, capacity and staff for each department in the store.
  • Advisor and technician availability, held against the booking grid.
  • Self-service Check-in
    Customers check in from their phone before they arrive.
  • Appointment performance
    Appointment volume, show rate and capacity utilization.
  • Appointments written to the DMS and read back, both directions.
  • Inbound calls answered and booked against live shop capacity.
  • Appointment-Setting Training
    Agents trained to sell the appointment, and to shop capacity rather than around it.

What it connects to