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Create new service
To create services, go to 'Booking' > 'Services'.
To create new services, click at 'Create new service'. Service group: If you have created service groups, you should first choose in which group you want to create the service. You do this in the drop down menu. Name: Enter the name of the service, e.g. massage, therapy or the like. Keep in mind that the name you enter here is the name displayed to the customer when (s)he books the service. Type: Choose what type of service you want to create:
Price: State here the price of the service in DKK Book time: State here the duration of the service. It is very important that you choose the correct duration, since it is here you tell the system how long to book. The customer sees: Determine the time, the customer should see that the service takes for him/her. You can use this feature to provide a break between different customers, for instance, by booking 60 minutes for the service in the calendar, but only display to the customer that the service lasts 55 minutes. Contrary, you can enter a longer treatment time for the customer than what you yourself use, e.g., if you treat the customer for 15 minutes, but the customer has to stay for 30 additional minutes. E.g. in connection with a vaccination or blod donation. NB! It is not possible to create the service unless you have stated both the name and time of the service. |
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Please note! The duration of the service must be able to be placed within the working hours of the calendar. For instance, a service with a duration of 50 minutes cannot be placed in a calendar that is only open for 45 minutes. It is often with class and course services that you need to be aware of this. |
Finally, you have to choose, whether the service should be offered on all calendars, or if you want to activate the service manually on the calendars, offering the service. Manual activation is, for example, used in a company with multiple employees (with one calendar per employee), where some employees cannot perform the service. In this case you should choose ‘No, I'll do it manually', and then manually activate the service on the calendars that should offer the service. Contrary, if all employees can perform the service, the service should be offered on all calendars. If an employee cannot perform the service, the employee can deactivate the service under the settings of his/her calendar. Contrary, the service can be activated here if manual adding has been chosen. |