Booking links that land on the client record.
Publish a booking link, let clients and prospects pick a time from your real availability, and get the appointment on your calendar and on their record, with no third-party scheduler in between.
Booking links you control
Each booking option has an owner, duration, availability, lead time, time zone, and instructions. Publish it on your site, in an email signature, or on a client portal.
Round-robin for the team
Spread bookings across a team calendar so the next free person takes the appointment.
Buffers and lead time
Keep breathing room between appointments and stop same-hour surprises with a minimum lead time.
Confirmations and reminders
Confirm by email or text, remind before the time, and let clients reschedule or cancel from the message.
Two-way calendar sync
Busy time from the calendar you already use blocks the slot; the booking shows up there too.
On the client timeline
A booking is a timeline event on the client or lead it belongs to, next to the calls and messages.
Included with Agency, or on its own.
Client-facing booking is part of the Agency and Enterprise plans and can be added on its own to Workganic Free.
Current pricing loads from the catalog.
Current pricing loads from the catalog.
FAQ
Do I need a separate scheduling tool?
No. Booking is part of Schedule; the public booking widget runs on your site or portal and writes to the same calendar.
Which plans include booking links?
Agency and Enterprise. Booking can also be added on its own to Workganic Free; current pricing is on this page and the pricing page.
Can clients reschedule themselves?
Yes, from the confirmation message, within the rules of the booking option.
Does it respect my phone's calendar?
Yes. Connected calendars and busy sources block the slot, and the booking is written back.
Booking works around the same client record as everything else.
Published availability, confirmations, and appointments on the record you already keep. See how it fits into your agency's day, on your own book of business, not a canned demo.