Clinics
Appointment booking with reminders, treatment prices and health data handled under GDPR.
- Booking a visit in three screens
- What a practice can show online and how to protect data
- A cancelled visit does not stay an empty slot

Clinics, law firms, salons, workshops and builders: a website with prices and online booking or quotes, SMS reminders and the data that helps a business show up well in Google's local results.
Clinics, law firms and builders have rules or processes that need their own description. Other professions are covered below.
Appointment booking with reminders, treatment prices and health data handled under GDPR.

Practice areas, expert articles and a secure document upload form.

Before and after projects, quotes with photos and measurements, service area.

For each, the single most useful tool and what usually comes later.
An appointment, a review after the visit and a quote through a form. Each replaces a phone call at a bad moment.
Service, person and a free time, with an SMS reminder and one-tap cancellation. The client sees how long the service takes and what it costs, picks a specific person or anyone free, and each person shows their first free time. Free times are counted to fit the length of the visit and the opening hours, and booking works even when the business is closed. The phone does not ring in the middle of a treatment, and clients who prefer to call end up in the same calendar.
The day after the visit an SMS links to Google reviews, and a reply with a problem lands in the panel before it becomes a bad review. The same thread starts with a reminder the day before the visit, with the address and a cancellation link, so a freed slot goes back into the calendar for other clients. A happy client reaches the review form in one tap, while one who was not happy simply replies to the SMS and gets straight to the owner. You answer in the same thread before the complaint ever reaches Google.
Type of work, measurements and photos instead of three calls with questions. At a fitted furniture workshop the client picks, say, a wardrobe in an alcove, and the form checks right away whether the fitting address is within the service area. Then they enter the width, height and depth of the alcove next to a drawing with a hint on how to measure, and add photos straight from the phone. You get everything for a quote from measurements and photos, with no trip out to measure.
Name, address, phone and opening hours must match on the website, in the Google profile and in structured data. We describe them in schema.org.
Hair salons, dental practices, workshops and law firms each have a schema.org type. We use the most precise one.
You set opening hours in the panel, and the website and structured data read them from the same place.
We prepare consistent data on the website and in structured data. The Google profile is yours, but we help fill it in so it matches the website.
Four steps the system does on its own. You look after the client in person.
Service and time on the website or through a link from the Google profile.
An SMS the day before with an option to cancel.
A freed slot goes back into the calendar for other clients.
A request for a Google review, or a reply to you if something went wrong. A reply with a problem lands in the panel before it becomes a bad review.
The most common questions from small businesses.
The booking logic every profession shares and the services local businesses usually start with.
Tell us what services you offer and how you book clients today. We will reply with a proposal and a free quote.