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Hey Folks! After reviewing some more, this request seems more focused on an app that clients would download to their devices. We're actively working on expanding our client-facing functionality, but we're going to start with a mobile-friendly browser experience before building out a mobile app. You can follow along on our progress for that client functionality here.
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In our old booking system, it was an option to move or to adjust the duration of a completed (checked out) appointment. This was great in the cases where someone paid but we wanted to ensure the books were open for clients to book without having to remember to edit the appointment before checkout. It is very clunky in the current system when you have to edit appointments, especially if you are trying to do so during/ before the checkout is completed. If the ability to drag the edges of the appointment to set duration (as someone else suggested), AS WELL AS the option to still move the appointment up or down as needed, this would be ideal. Sometimes it is necessary and allows clients to still see the books as open, when otherwise they would be leaving the stylist with a gap in bookings. Also this does not change any "important" information on the appointment history, just allows reception to better manage bookings for the day.