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An error occurred while saving the comment Matt Alleman
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As a bump, we just had another no show appointment because of the way we book appointments when someone is paying for someone else. We have to double-book the appointment with the person receiving the massage and the person paying. When one client cancels the system has no idea the appointments are dependent upon each other and if one gets canceled then the other should be canceled as well. Again, if we had the same ability as clients when they are booking where they can link two appointments together this situation could be avoided. As it is, we will always have these potential no shows on the schedule with no way of knowing they should be cancellations until it's too late.
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Overall, it's strange you give clients/customers an ability that staff can't access as far as linking appointments. If there is currently a way to do this please let me know
An error occurred while saving the comment Matt Alleman
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When someone books a group appointment online the two (or more) appointments are connected. This is useful for several reasons such as canceling one and getting a prompt that it is part of a grouped appointment and checking out through the Calendar screen instead of having to go to the Front Desk screen and dragging and dropping client names. For some reason, staff do not have the ability to link or connect two separate appointments, so we have to use workarounds when booking a group appointment or having someone pay for someone else. If someone is paying for someone else the workaround is to double-book the appointment slot and add a note saying who is paying for who. Clients don't know how Boulevard works, so we've run into problems where the person who booked for someone else cancels their appointment online, but doesn't know they need to cancel the other one as well. This ends up with us having an unnecessary no-show because we have no real way of tracking that circumstance. If they were linked, the client could get a message asking if they wanted to cancel both appointments. Overall, this would be huge improvement for staff in that you're not making them jump from screen to screen. There are are a few frustrating workarounds with Boulevard that makes training new staff difficult because there's no explination for why it is the way it is - we just have to tell them that these instances are different for some reason and we agree that it doesn't make sense.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Matt Alleman
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The current process for adding or editing services for employees is so clunky and time consuming. You have to click Customize on the far right, then click the appropriate checkboxes in a pop-up in the middle of the screen, then you have to scroll down within the pop-up to reveal the Update Service button, then you have to go back to the far right of the screen and click on the next service and repeat the whole process. We often have six options per service so adding a new one and then adding all the employees is a slow process. Surely this can be reworked to have everything visible on one screen so you can update everything at once.
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It would be much quicker to onboard a new employee if we could assign whole service categories at once and then remove individual services in that category as needed. We have over 50 individual services so it isn't exactly streamlined.
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We sell 3-packs of massages but they cannot be given to other clients. Ideally, a client could purchase a massage package and send it to another client.
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It would be nice to be able to see the correspondence we've had with clients as far as confirmations and receipts. The confirmation emails would be important for clients who claim they never received one, and receipt emails are important for making sure they have a record of their transaction. This is especially important with membership receipts since they aren't sent automatically. We send these manually and have no way of seeing if it was done on a particular day, so sometimes we send doubles which is confusing.