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- A company sets up a Reservv site and posts it on their website or business card. - A customer wants to schedule an appointment with the company, so they visi
by singer 16y ago
- A company sets up a Reservv site and posts it on their website or business card.
- A customer wants to schedule an appointment with the company, so they visit the link (e.g. http://www.Reservv.com/Demo http://www.Reservv.com/Demo).
- The customer is presented with a list of services offered by the company.
- The customer is able to choose a date and time for their appointment from the available openings. Dates and times can be displayed in the customer's time zone if the company does business in different time zones.
- The customer decides how they'd like to be reminded (phone, text or email) and schedules the appointment.
- The business owner, employee and/or customer receives an appointment confirmation via email/text. When the appointment nears, the business owner, employee and/or customer receives an appointment reminder via email/text/phone. The customer can cancel the appointment via email/text/phone when the reminder is delivered.
It's a win-win situation for all parties involved. The business owner saves time. The employees are notified of new appointments. Customers can schedule at their own convenience.
- chipocabra 16y agoI think its cool. :) Here's a suggestion though. Seeing as its an appointment making service basically most companies would like to have this service through their own sites. So, it would be rad if you made a javascript plugin that your clients can pop in their own sites so that their clients can make appointments right from their own site.
- singer 16y agoOr maybe even create an API to pull the services, appointments times, and schedule the appointment.
- chipocabra 16y agoYeah sure. But something tells me it'll be less technical people who'll use this service(which is better imho :D) so I'd focus on a simpler plug and play solution. But setting up an API wouldn't be too hard so why not.