Describe the service
Give each service a clear name and description. Explain what the customer should expect so they can choose a useful appointment instead of booking a generic slot.
Let customers book the right service through a conversation. Define the options, durations and availability, then manage appointments made through your widget or configured phone assistant.
Booking channels, calendar connections, phone service and confirmation messaging require setup.A quick consultation and a showroom visit are different jobs. Let the business define the choices before AI or the widget offers a time.
Give each service a clear name and description. Explain what the customer should expect so they can choose a useful appointment instead of booking a generic slot.
Use the supported service duration, buffer and location options. A phone consultation, video appointment and in-person visit need different instructions.
Update or deactivate services when the business changes. Booking behavior should use the configured options rather than invent a package or promise a time your team cannot provide.
Define when the team takes appointments and connect supported calendar availability where needed. The customer should be choosing from the business’s actual options.
Set the days and time ranges for appointments. Use the relevant timezone and review how the customer’s offered time relates to your local schedule.
Google Calendar can check selected calendars for busy periods before offering or confirming supported bookings. Account authorization and calendar selection are required.
Review confirmed appointments in Bookings. Mark an appointment completed, cancelled or no-show so the schedule reflects what happened after the customer selected a time.
Connect the booking assistant to the configured phone route. It can ask which service the caller needs and work with the options your business provides.
Configure the assistant and supported IVR destination. Keep the menu label short and tell callers what the option does before they press a number.
Give the assistant the relevant service descriptions and instructions. Ask follow-up questions when needed, rather than offering the same appointment to every caller.
Repeat the service and time before confirming. Where confirmation messaging is enabled, use a company-specific message with useful appointment details and the relevant contact information.
Keep the booking connected to the customer’s conversation and your team’s next action.
Let a customer reach the booking experience from your configured website widget. Keep the support conversation available when they need help choosing.
Offer booking through the configured phone flow and supported service options. Test it with different caller requests before enabling it broadly.
Create separate appointment types with their own duration and location. Clear choices help customers understand what they are reserving.
Authorize supported calendar access and select the relevant calendars. Availability checks help avoid offering times that conflict with existing work.
Configure the supported confirmation flow with the company name, service and time. Phone and message delivery require the appropriate connected services and permissions.
Track confirmed, completed, cancelled and no-show appointments. A visible outcome helps the next person understand whether the customer still needs a follow-up.
Define what customers can book, how long it takes, where it happens and when appointments are available.
Configure widget booking, calendar access and optional phone booking. Set up confirmation messaging only for the channels you are ready to use.
Book each service, check the offered times, inspect the confirmation and cancel a test appointment. Confirm the record and timezone are correct.
Booking channels, calendar connections, phone service and confirmation messaging require setup.