Choosing bookings and membership offers
Compare appointments, sessions, staff calendars, rooms, packages and repeat membership offers.
Appointments or a published session timetable?
Decide whether a booking creates a time commitment or joins an existing event.
Private bookings or shared group sessions?
An appointment consumes service time; registration consumes a place in a shared session.
Course enrolment or separate drop-in bookings?
Cohort membership differs from permission to choose individual sessions.
Staff calendar or resource calendar?
Identify what each booking must occupy before pooling capacity.
Let customers choose staff or assign automatically?
Make the choice follow whether provider identity is part of the promise.
One provider or a whole-team appointment?
An eligible staff pool differs from a service that promises every required role.
Continuous appointments or staged resource use?
Separate service elapsed time from the time each resource is occupied.
Fixed service length or selectable durations?
Let selected duration change the actual service promise and occupied time.
General admission or assigned seating?
Decide whether a ticket reserves quantity or an identifiable seat or station.
Appointment slots or a walk-in queue?
A scheduled time and a queue position make different customer promises.
One party booking or individual attendee records?
Organiser identity, reserved places and participant names are different fields.
Time-changing add-on or an extra product?
Classify add-ons by their fulfilment and scheduling effects.
One calendar or separate location calendars?
Keep local resources local while preserving genuinely shared staff availability.
Renew a membership or buy another session package?
Renewing a term and issuing new session rights are different purchases.
Points, visit stamps or membership tiers?
Spendable rewards, qualifying visits and status are different customer outputs.
Should a consultation booking create a sales deal?
Link the appointment to the commercial or service purpose it actually serves.