
Fine line rose
Léa M. · Thu Oct 1 · 10:00 AM
Area : Forearm · Duration : 3 h
You open your working hours, your clients request a slot within them, and every request waits for your go-ahead. Your Google, Apple or Outlook calendars stay up to date both ways.
Your weekly schedule fills in slot by slot. Clients can only request those slots, never the rest of your time. A day off or a convention is set apart, without touching your week.
Your opening hours, day by day.
A day off, a convention, a shorter day, handled separately.
From 24 hours to 7 days between booking and appointment, as you choose.
A session requested from your page lands in your calendar as pending. You confirm or decline it, and your client is notified. If you prefer, requests can be accepted automatically.
Right from the calendar, without opening the project.
Your client accepts or declines your suggestion.
Requests go straight into your calendar, if you turn it on.
Connect your Google, Apple or Outlook calendar, and your personal appointments block the matching slots. The other way round, your Tattooed sessions show up in your usual calendar.
We only read when you’re busy, never what your appointments are about.
One link to paste once into your personal calendar.
Regenerate it if you shared it by mistake.
The day before, then shortly before the session.
A reminder of today’s appointments.
You set the longest session a client can book.
From one week to six months ahead, as you choose.
Every session opens onto its project file.
First session, follow-up, flash, touch-up, consultation, check-up, cover-up.
The messages, the quotes, the back-and-forth over the design, the booked slots no one shows up for. That’s time you don’t get paid for.