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Setting a timer on your Booking Page
Setting a timer on your Booking Page

This article will go over the different options for reserving a date in Sprout Studio.

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Written by Justin Morabito
Updated over a week ago

Booking Pages are a convenient feature that lets a client book themselves without any intervention! What happens though when a client reserves a date but doesn't go through with actually booking you? This article will go over the different ways you can limit that and free up dates if a client hasn't officially booked it yet.

When building out your Booking Page, you'll notice after you attach your scheduler that a menu pops up below it. This is the When to Reserve Date section. This is where you'll set the criteria of how your Booking Page reserves a date

Screenshot of: Click show details beside the Scheduler

Screenshot of: Option 1 reserves the shoot date immediately

The three options you can choose from are:

  • Immediately, which will immediately reserve the date when they get to the Contract portion of the Booking Page.

  • Countdown Timer, which will add a timer to the Contract page letting them know that they only have a certain amount of time to reserve the date. You can set the number of minutes the client has yourself with this option.

  • Once Paid, you will reserve the date only when you receive payment for the Shoot. This prevents situations where a client signs the contract but doesn't end up sending you the money. With this option, you can set Sprout to automatically close the Lead if money isn't received in a certain amount of time to free up the date again.

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