“Slots this Saturday?” Booked.
Your services and your real calendar behind a booking page with your logo. The confirmation lands as a calendar invite, and WhatsApp nudges them the day before.
bloomstudio.in
DM keyword
The appointment book that lives in three places
- “Saturday 4pm?” You check your phone, your diary and your partner, then reply an hour later. They booked elsewhere.
- Two people are down for the same chair at 5pm and you find out when both walk in.
- The no-show cost you the slot, the product and the afternoon, and nobody had reminded them.
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When
DM keyword
“book”“appointment”Then
Send link
Pick a time that works for you 👇Then
Add tag
Tag the contact.
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Delay
Wait a set time, then continue.
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From the first ask to the chair
Everything between “are you free?” and the customer walking in.
A booking page that works on a phone
A wide, two-column page with a month calendar, your logo and your accent colour, the service and its length, and a form that only asks for what you need.
Wherever the appointment happens
Google Meet or Teams links created for you, a Zoom or other link you paste, a phone call, or an address for people coming in person.
Reminders on the channel they use
Inside WhatsApp’s 24-hour window it’s a plain message; outside it, the approved reminder template. Email as well, with the invite attached.
An advance before the slot is held
A payment step before the booking link, on your own gateway, with a paid path and a not-paid path. The slot goes out on the paid one.
The booking is on the person
Every booking lands on the contact with the rest of their history, and their phone number arrives with the consent record that lets you message them.
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Questions people ask first
Let Saturday book itself
Set up a single service against your real calendar. The next DM that asks gets a link instead of a maybe.
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