Guides

Everything you need to set up and run Schedulinq — grouped per part of the product, with screenshots from the current version.

Getting started

From account to live booking page: what to set up first, and in which order.

The services you offer: how long they take, who performs them, what they cost and whether customers can book them online.

Your daily work: the calendar, the appointments overview, invitations and recurring appointments.

Your customer base: adding, importing, custom fields, and what the customer record holds.

Who is on your team, when they work, and the exceptions to that.

The places you work from, and the area you travel to customers in.

Your public booking page: how it looks, what it says and the rules it follows.

What your customers and your team hear automatically: which messages go out, when, over which channel and in which language.

The invoices you send your own customers: drafting, issuing, sending and getting paid.

Connect your calendar and your other tools to Schedulinq, so you are not keeping track of the same thing in two places.

What you pay Schedulinq: your plan, your seat count, your invoices and your own profile.

Your company details: the name and booking URL customers see, your address and contact details, and the numbers that appear on your invoices.