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Thanks for your feedback. To answer your questions: - The reminder is not optional. - Yes, you can do all that you mentioned in the admin. - This is a fully
by singer 16y ago
Thanks for your feedback. To answer your questions:
- The reminder is not optional.
- Yes, you can do all that you mentioned in the admin.
- This is a fully working product. If you sign up, you can see the admin right away. Perhaps I should add a link to a demo admin area.
- I'm not sure what you're suggesting about the lack of a monthly fee. Can you explain some more?
- I don't think this competes with patio11's product. As far as I know, customers do not use his product to schedule appointments.
- drtse4 16y ago1- I mean, it looks like you don't verify that the phone number provided is really a number and it doesn't check the presence of @ (or use the usual regexp) in the email field. Also, if it's publicly available on the web, i'll add some captcha or similar to it. 4- I'd try offering (or A/B testing it for some time) both the pay-per-use and monthly fee option(limited number of appointments/month) and decide which works better. Intuitively i agree that the users should prefer the pay per use option, but sometimes testing proves that our assumptions where wrong. But i understand that testing this, you'll need to eventually support both contract type even if you decide to keep only one... 5- Yep my fault, i just remembered the calendar interface and assumed it had customer facing pages too.
- singer 16y ago1 - Good points. There is a setting to require customers to confirm appointments via email. If not confirmed within 1 hour, the appointment automatically cancells itself.