3. Checking your scheduling flow
Before you notify your clients that you can take appointments online, you'll likely want to see exactly what your scheduling process looks like for them. It's a good idea to quickly go through your scheduler anytime you make changes just to make sure the changes you make are taking effect the way you want them to.
4. Directing Clients to your Scheduler
Once you've got your availability set up, your services added, and have tested the scheduling flow, you are ready to start directing clients to your online scheduling portal. You can do this by either directing clients to the mini website that gets provisioned with your account or by taking the scheduler and embedding it on your website.
If you want to use the mini website that TimeTap provides, you can add a few customizations to it. Click on the links below to learn more about designing and navigating to your mini website:
- Customize the look and feel of your mini website
- Find your mini website url to share with clients
If you want to embed your scheduler on your own website, TimeTap has the embed code prepackaged for you and ready to place in your website's html editor:
- Embed your scheduler on your website
5. Getting Support for TimeTap
Whenever you have a question on using TimeTap, our documentation database (i.e. where you're reading this text right now) is a great place to start. You can learn about how to use and navigate through our documentation site here:
If you have a question and you can't find the answer in our documentation, feel free to reach out to us using our support ticketing system. Information on how to use our ticketing system is available here:
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