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There are two kinds of booking in your calendar:
  • A service appointment: a customer books a service from your list (for example “gel manicure”). Each service has fixed rules, and the agent never changes them.
  • A personal meeting: you or someone on your team asks Wingy to set a meeting. Wingy looks at your day and offers times that fit.

Before you start

You need a connected calendar (Google Calendar or Outlook). Only the business owner sets services and booking rules.

Set up a service

1

Open the services table

In the WingUp app, go to Data → Services. You can also go to Connections → your calendar → Services and their rules.
2

Add a service

Give it a name, a length in minutes and a price. Choose where it is given: at a branch, at the customer’s address, on video or on the phone.
3

Set the free time

Free time before is preparation. Free time after is cleanup. The calendar keeps this time empty.
4

Choose who gives it and where

Choose the people and the branches. An empty field means everyone who can be booked, at every branch.
5

Set the service's own rules

You can set minimum notice, days ahead, cancel until and move until. An empty field takes the calendar’s rules.

The calendar’s rules

In Connections → your calendar → Booking rules you set the rules of every booking that has none of its own:
  • The default length, and the free time around other events.
  • The minimum notice, and how many days ahead customers can book.
  • How many hours before the appointment a customer can cancel or move it.
  • What happens with a late change: refused and the team calls back, or accepted and marked late.
  • A fixed gap between two branches, when the same person works at both on one day.

What the agent does with a service

  • The agent knows every service: its length, price, place, people and rules. It answers about them by itself.
  • The agent offers only times the calendar returned. The calendar checks the length, the free time, the gap between branches and the time windows.
  • When a customer asks for a service that is not on the list, the agent asks which service from the list.
  • A late cancel or move follows your rule.

A personal meeting with Wingy

Write to Wingy, for example: “Set a meeting with Dani in Haifa on Tuesday, one hour”.
  • Wingy asks where the meeting is: at someone’s place (with the address), at the office, on video or by phone.
  • For an in-person meeting outside the office, the calendar counts the drive from the meeting before and to the meeting after.
  • For a meeting on video, by phone or at the office, there is no drive count.
  • Wingy offers two or three options and says why each one fits.
By default, callers cannot book a personal meeting, only a service. Each person can turn it on for their own calendar, in My space → Connections.

What we see and keep

  • To count a drive, we send Google Routes only the two addresses and the departure time.
  • On each booking we keep, in your calendar, its kind, service, free time and place. So every later change follows the same rule.

Help

Questions? Write to us at support.