44 posts tagged with "Business application"

Connect Claude or ChatGPT to Reservation.Studio and ask about your business the way you would ask a colleague: "What is my schedule for tomorrow?", "Which clients have not been in for three months?", "How much came in this week?". When the owner allows it, the AI application can also move appointments, block time and assign tasks — after it shows you what it will do and gets your "yes".

Also in this update: the calendar has a week in which the whole team fits in seven columns, and a new report shows on which days and in which hours the business is busiest.

Commission settings explain in plain words, with an example, which amount the commission is calculated from, and a booked commission shows how it was calculated. Payments from the client's wallet are kept outside income. For medical practices, you can now issue referrals and prescriptions from the NHIS e-examination, fill it in from a template, and correct it after it is closed.

If you run ads, you can connect your location's Meta Pixel and Google Analytics 4 to online bookings. The Pixel receives Meta's standard events, and with the Conversions API booked appointments reach it from our server too.

This update is about the money: where it is recorded, what the receipt says, and which device issues the reversal. A payment carries its own location — the one where the money actually comes in — and there is a report that groups by it.

The team's day-to-day work now has its own place in the system. "Tasks" collects what today sits on sticky notes, in a notebook, and in the group chat: the call back to a client, the closing checklist, the order to the supplier. Every task has someone responsible or belongs to the whole team, it has a deadline, and it can carry a checklist of steps.

This update touches three different parts of the working day: the catalog — deleting a service or a price shows which clients and memberships it affects before you confirm it; the front desk with a cash register — you put cash in, take it out, and sync the clock without touching the keyboard of the device; the consulting room — the NHIS e-examination has a field for assessments.

Clients should not have to ask at the front desk when the next class starts. Hang a television in the room or by the entrance, connect it with a code and the screen shows the timetable, the free places and how many people are inside — and it keeps itself up to date.

This update serves three different groups: the stockroom — a transfer says what is missing and protects your prices; clients — a cancelled group class can be booked again; and the owner — roles decide who sees which report.

This update is mainly for medical practices working with NHIS: the patient now signs the outpatient sheet on a tablet, and examination search finally works by NRN alone. Plus support for the new Datecs cash register series, a better layout on small laptops, and several fixes in sales and reports.

This update stops clients from booking more appointments than their membership covers, makes bulk duplicating of appointments safe, and adds a calendar invite to appointment emails. Plus support for a new fiscal printer and several fixes for everyday work.