⭐ 1. Core Identity & URL
Defining the public-facing elements of your consolidated service offerings.
Service Menu Branding
- Name: Define a clear, appealing public name for your menu (e.g., "Book a Demo" or "Consultation Options").
- Description: Write a short overview explaining what the client can book. This appears at the top of the menu page.
- URL: Set the unique, professional link for public access (e.g.,
/services). This is the single link you will share with clients.
📝 2. Client Flow (Form & Confirmation)
Control the data collected and the client's final view after a successful booking.
Pre- and Post-Booking Experience
- Form: Configure the mandatory intake form that collects necessary client information *before* they select a specific service or time slot. This form applies to all services within the menu.
- Confirmation Page: Customize the content and options displayed to the client immediately after a service has been successfully booked. You can choose to show a default confirmation or redirect to a specific URL (e.g., your custom Thank You page).
🎛️ 3. Service Arrangement & Options
Selecting and organizing the individual calendars that appear within the menu.
Menu Content and Order
- Select Services: Choose which individual calendars (e.g., Round Robin, Individual) to include as options within the consolidated menu. Each calendar represents a distinct service type.
- Arrange your services: Use drag-and-drop or ordering tools to organize the sequence and grouping of the included services for a clean and logical presentation to the client.
- Additional Options: Manage settings specific to the menu, such as booking timeouts, privacy settings, and whether to show the menu in a list or grid view.
Created/Updated Date 11/05/25 User Gemini