Introduction
The Booking Widget is what your visitors interact with when scheduling an appointment or event on your website. It’s fully customizable, mobile-friendly, and allows you to adjust layout, styling, and functionality to match your brand and workflow.
Customization Options
Layout & Design
Choose from multiple widget layouts to change the overall look and feel.
Select custom fonts and adjust step styling (background, colors, box styles).
Modify the active color (default or custom) to highlight selections.
Control visibility (e.g., show/hide event details).
Forms & Buttons
Edit the form fields (Name, Email, Phone, etc.) to collect relevant information.
Change the button text (e.g., “Book Appointment” → “Reserve My Spot”).
Add custom fields or connect existing CRM properties for better data management.
Operators & Services
If multiple services are available, customers must choose one before selecting date/time.
If multiple operators are assigned, customers can select who to book with, or bookings can be distributed automatically.
Each service or operator can be tagged for easier tracking in CRM or automations.
CRM & Membership Integration
Automatically tag users in your CRM when they book.
Assign booked users to a membership group for gated content access.
Tags and membership properties also sync with connected autoresponders.
User Experience
Customers select a service (if applicable), then pick a date and time from availability.
The form collects details and confirms the booking.
All bookings are mobile-responsive, ensuring smooth scheduling on any device.
Best Practices
Keep the design consistent with your website branding.
Add tags to segment and track different types of bookings.
Test on mobile before publishing to ensure the widget looks clean and easy to use.
If offering multiple services/operators, clearly label them to avoid confusion.