Appointment Types
Viewing, consultation, valuation – with duration and buffer time
Viewing, consultation, valuation – three appointments, three durations, three different kinds of preparation and follow-up. Appointment types give every offering its own rules, so customers book the right thing and your calendar stays realistic.
Import from onOffice, FLOWFACT, and Propstack – the CRM connection this needs is possible in every plan.
How It Works
Create or import
On the Appointment types page choose “Add appointment type”: create a new one or take it over from your CRM.
Define the rules
Duration, buffer times, descriptions before and after booking, optionally a default meeting point and a price.
Assign properties
The “Default” checkbox decides which property offers the appointment type; with several types, customers first choose the type, then the slot.
Key Benefits
Minimum duration, buffer time before and follow-up time after, per appointment type – timum automatically keeps travel and follow-up free.
The description before booking sets expectations; the description after booking automatically delivers, say, the documents to bring in the confirmation and reminder emails.
A price can be stored per property – for chargeable valuation appointments, for instance.
Import from onOffice, FLOWFACT or Propstack instead of double maintenance; appointment types you do not need can be deactivated temporarily without deleting them.
Who Needs This Feature?
See how this feature helps different users
A consultation is not a viewing
60 minutes of consultation at the office without a travel buffer, 30 minutes of viewing at the property with one. The customer chooses – timum plans correctly either way.
One standard for the whole office
Centrally defined appointment types with uniform buffers apply to all properties. Every booking follows the same rules, whoever it lands with.
A site appointment with instructions
The description after booking automatically sends directions and safety instructions – in the confirmation and once more in the reminder.
