Scheduling & booking
“When can you get me in?” Answered.
The most common question a shop hears shouldn't take a scroll through a cluttered calendar to answer. Shopbook computes open availability across every bay, lift, and tech — so the answer is one glance.
Per-resource lanes, booking requests awaiting one-tap confirmation, and open slots you can actually see.
Derived, never stored
Availability that can't lie.
Open time isn't a record someone forgot to update — it's computed live from your operating hours, your exceptions, and every appointment on the book. If the calendar says a slot is open, it's open.
- Operating hours and closures set per resource, once
- Double-booking is structurally impossible — conflicts are checked at write time
- Time-zone and daylight-saving safe, because 7 AM should mean 7 AM
The Shopbook rule
Availability is derived, never stored. It's a one-line architectural decision that kills a whole category of scheduling bugs other systems live with: stale slots, ghost openings, and the double-book that starts a customer relationship with an apology.
Contactless booking
Customers book while you sleep.
Your booking page offers only genuinely open slots for the services you choose to expose. Requests land on your calendar as one-tap confirmations — or confirm themselves automatically, if you turn that on.
- Service offerings with real durations drive what customers can pick
- Requests auto-assign to an open bay when you confirm
- Auto-confirm is a setting, not a plan upgrade
From the booking page to the bay
- 1. Customer picks a service and a live open slot — no phone call.
- 2. The request appears on your calendar, flagged for review.
- 3. One tap confirms it and assigns an open resource.
- 4. The job is in the book — and the record is already waiting.
1 glance
to see every open slot across the shop
0
double-books — conflicts are rejected at the source
24/7
contactless booking against live availability