Service booking calendar

Fictional sample data. Interactions are local and are not saved.

SotiDo™ keeps appointments, staff time, and open booking windows in one current calendar. Start with the general workflow below, then choose a service calendar for the resources your team coordinates.

Workflow at a glance

Handle a service request without pretending it is checkout

  1. Record the requested service time as an event.
  2. Align staff availability, participants, and reminders.
  3. Publish a service window as available; a client can request it, and the team still confirms whether it becomes an appointment.

What stays separate Payments, inventory, automated checkout, and sales reporting remain in dedicated business systems.

What the shared booking calendar covers

  • Appointments, open time slots, and schedule changes in one calendar.
  • Staff availability and handoffs visible to invited team members.
  • Event reminders configured for the people who need them.
  • A request flow for a listed open slot; the organizer still confirms the booking.

Choose a calendar for your service

How an open time slot works

Mark suitable time as available for booking. A client can send a request for that slot; the request is not an automatic reservation or payment. The organizer reviews it and confirms the appointment separately.

For general group scheduling beyond customer appointments, see the shared calendar for teams and groups.

FAQ

Does a request for an open slot confirm an appointment?

No. The client asks for the listed time, and the organizer reviews and confirms the booking. The request does not charge a payment.

Should I use the general booking calendar or a service-specific one?

Use the general calendar to coordinate a straightforward appointment flow. Choose a service-specific calendar when chairs, specialists, studio sessions, or workshop bays shape the schedule.

Does SotiDo replace customer management or point-of-sale software?

No. It coordinates calendar events, participants, and reminders. Payments, customer records, stock, and business reporting belong in the tools your service already uses for those jobs.