Simple Appointments
Let customers pick a slot and book it themselves, against a calendar the whole platform can see.
What Simple Appointments does
Most missed bookings are missed calls. Self-service does not replace the phone, it catches the people who were never going to ring.
The booking lands on the customer, so their history is one list rather than a diary in one place and a record in another.
- Publish availability and take bookings without a phone call
- Confirm and remind automatically
- Keep the booking on the same customer record as everything else
Where this one earns its place
Consultations, viewings, fittings and anything time-boxed
Businesses taking bookings by phone during service hours
Anyone whose diary and customer list are separate things
It is not a separate tool
Simple Appointments is part of Reservations, and Reservations reads and writes the same records as everything else on the platform. There is nothing to integrate, and no second copy of your customers.
- One login, and one bill for whatever you use
- One customer record, shared by every app that touches it
- No connector to build, and none to maintain
- Turn it on without migrating anything
The rest of what Reservations does
These come with it. Nothing here is a separate purchase or a separate login.
Questions about Simple Appointments
Talk to someone who sets this up for a living.
No. It is part of Reservations, so it comes with that app rather than being bought and logged into on its own.
Reservations works on its own, and gets more useful the more of the platform you run alongside it, because they all read the same records. There is nothing to connect and nothing to migrate first.
Yes. Book a demo and we will show it running on the kind of data you actually have, rather than on a sample account.
Get started today.
Clarity. Growth.
Book twenty minutes with our team. We will map your current stack, show you what Kore replaces, and give you a straight answer on cost.
- No setup fee
- Live in days, not months
- Cancel any module anytime
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What we shipped, what broke, and the occasional customer number. One email a month.