CalendarApp

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Start the conversation and book your first appointment with the CalendarApp
How to Get Started with the CalendarApp in 3 Simple Steps

If you’re new to the CalendarApp, this guide walks you through the essential steps to get started: create your business, train the AI assistant to sound like you, and set up events clients can book. All from one place.

Step 1: Create Your CalendarApp Business

Head to Business section and click +Add New Business.
- Choose a name: This is just for you. Clients won’t see it.
- Select a channel: Telegram, WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger.
Connect Telegram
1. Create a Telegram bot via BotFather
2. Copy the token
3. Paste it into the required field
4. Click “Next”
Connect WhatsApp

You have two options:
1. Use a phone number with WhatsApp Business App that has been active for a while (at least 1 month with proper conversations)
2. Or request a new number via WhatsApp Cloud. You may use a dedicated CalendarApp number only for testing
Note: A brand-new number won’t work unless it’s used on the WhatsApp Business App beforehand.

Connect Instagram

Click Login with Facebook and choose your Instagram business page.
1. You must be an admin of the Facebook page
2. Allow the necessary permissions
3. Select your business profile
Connect Google or Outlook Calendar

Choose a calendar provider:
- Google Calendar
- Outlook
You’ll be redirected to authenticate. Grant permission to manage your availability.

Start Free or Activate a Subscription

New users get a 14-day free trial. To continue or activate more businesses, click “Activate Subscription.”

Step 2: Train Your AI to Know Your Business

CalendarApp’s AI learns about your business and adopts your brand voice to reply to customer messages. It makes scheduling personal.

To begin, go to your business and click “Describe Your Business”.

Here you can edit details like:
- Business Identity & Purpose
- Basic Information (address, phone, email)
- Services and Packages
- Frequently Asked Questions
- and much more
Or Just Chat With the AI

Use the “Chat With AI” button to provide all this info in a friendly conversation. The AI automatically fills the right fields.
- You can skip questions and return later
- You can re-answer anything
- You can fine-tune details any time
Step 3: Create & Edit Events

Each CalendarApp Business can have multiple events. One for each service you offer (e.g. pedicure, consultation,…).

Go to the Events tab and choose how to create between these 2 options:
- Use AI Chat to build a new event from scratch
- Pick a Template: Classic 1-on-1 Event, Accommodation Booking or Restaurant Table Booking
Customize Your Event

Here’s what you can change:
- Event Name & Duration
- Booking Availability (time slots, limits, recurring)
- Confirmation & Reminder Messages
- UI & Booking Page Image
You can even enable:
- Group Bookings
- Blocked last-minute appointments
- Custom messages if a user exits without booking
- and many other settings
And of course, you can update everything later – via form or simply by chatting with the AI.

Pricing & Subscriptions

Access billing under the Settings menu. All plans include support via chat, call, and video.

Plans
- Free: 14-day trial, 1 business, 50 messages
- Pro ($19/month): 1 business, 1000 messages, priority support
- Lifetime ($2999): All features, one-time payment
You can upgrade any business individually using PayPal or credit card.

Need help? Just click the message icon on the right to reach support.

Start Your Free Trial
October 19, 2025
Start a Conversation with the CalendarApp
This is the moment everything comes together! Your CalendarApp assistant is fully set up and is now ready to answer questions, guide guests, and handle bookings. We encourage you to try it out yourself and experience the smart assistance first-hand!

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Overview

Here’s a quick recap of what you have achieved so far:
- Created your business name
- Connected your preferred messaging channels (WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, or Messenger)
- Connected your calendar (Google or Outlook)
- Trained the AI to know your business
- Created at least one event
With all these pieces in place, CalendarApp is now ready to assist you!

How to Start

To start a conversation with your assistant, simply message it through any of your connected channels:
- WhatsApp: Send a message to your connected number.
- Instagram: Message your business page directly through Instagram.
- Messenger: Use the Messenger button on your Facebook page.
- Telegram: Open your bot and send a message.
Conversation Tips

Your assistant is capable of handling FAQs, booking appointments, and providing availability information. Here are some tips for a smooth conversation:
- Responses are instant and based on your training.
- Use your natural tone, just like you would when talking to a real guest.
Try These Questions

Here are some realistic questions you can test with your assistant:
- Hi, are you available tomorrow at 3pm?
- How much does a haircut cost?
- Can I reschedule my appointment?
- Do you have anything open next week?
- Where is your studio located?
What Happens Next

Here’s what to expect when you start a conversation:
- Your assistant will reply promptly.
- You will receive a booking link or direct slot suggestion.
- A confirmation and calendar entry will be created automatically.
- Feel free to test this process end-to-end!
- Try sending different message types to explore all functionalities.
FAQ

Here are some frequently asked questions:
- What if the assistant doesn’t respond? Check your connection and channel setup.
- Can I change the answers later? Yes, you can always return to training.
- Can I see bookings in CalendarApp? Absolutely, you can check them in your Dashboard.
Next Step

If you have any questions or want to refine your assistant, we’re here to help. Reach out to us at info@calendar-app.de anytime and we’ll be happy to support your success.
October 18, 2025
Create Your First CalendarApp Event
Your first event is the core of CalendarApp: a clear offer with the right duration, rules, and a shareable link. In a few minutes, you’ll go from blank page to a bookable experience customers trust.

last updated: October 17, 2025

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Prerequisites
- Business Name is set (Step 1/5).
- At least one channel is connected (Step 2/5).
- Calendar is connected and tested (Step 3/5).
- AI profile basics are saved (Step 4/5) for consistent replies.
Create the event: basics
1. Go to Events → New Event.
2. Enter Title (clear outcome + service), Duration (e.g., 45m), and optional Price.
3. Choose Location (at your address or online) and add access notes if needed.
4. Select the Destination calendar for bookings (recommended: “CalendarApp Bookings”).
5. Click Save to unlock availability and publishing options.
Availability & rules

Rules prevent double-booking and keep your day sane. Start simple; you can refine later.
1. Set Weekly availability (days/hours the event can be booked).
2. Add Lead time (e.g., no bookings within 2h) and Buffer (e.g., 10m cleanup).
3. Choose Max daily capacity (optional) and whether overlapping bookings are allowed.
4. Enable Rescheduling window (e.g., allowed until 24h before start).
Details, description & media

Customers convert when they understand the outcome, what’s included, and what to bring.
- Short description: one paragraph explaining the result (“Fresh gel refill with color of your choice”).
- What’s included: list 3–5 bullets (e.g., consultation, prep, aftercare tips).
- What to bring/know: parking, dress, online meeting link, arrival time.
- Images or short video: add 1–3 visuals showing the outcome.
Confirmations & reminders
1. Set your confirmation message (tone from your AI profile).
2. Choose reminders (e.g., 24h and 2h before).
3. Decide on follow-ups (e.g., “How was your appointment?” with a review link).
Publish & share your link
1. Toggle Publish to make the event live.
2. Copy the Booking link.
3. Add it to Instagram bio, WhatsApp quick replies, Telegram /about, website CTA, and email signature.
4. Send yourself a test booking from a connected channel and confirm the event lands on your calendar.
Title & description templates

Beauty / Wellness

Title: “Classic Manicure – 45m”

Description: “Shape, cuticle care, polish of your choice, and hydration. Perfect for a neat everyday look.”

Coaching

Title: “Intro Strategy Session – 30m”

Description: “Quick audit + next steps tailored to your goal. Online via video, link provided on booking.”

Hospitality / Tours

Title: “House Viewing – 30m”

Description: “Private viewing with Q&A. Address and parking tips included in confirmation.”

Fitness

Title: “Intro Pilates – 45m”

Description: “Foundations session focused on posture and breath. Bring a towel and water.”

Video: Create & Publish in Under 3 Minutes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysz5S6PUM-U

Troubleshooting
- No times showing: confirm weekly availability and that your destination calendar is connected; check time zone.
- Double-booking risk: include all relevant calendars as availability sources in Step 3/5.
- Customers not receiving confirmations: verify the connected channel and ensure reminders are enabled.
- Event not on calendar: re-run a test and confirm the destination calendar selection.
FAQ
- Can I duplicate events? Yes—use “Duplicate” to reuse structure for new services.
- Group classes supported? If enabled, set capacity >1 and show remaining spots.
- Can customers reschedule? Yes—within your rescheduling window; the calendar updates automatically.
- Can I take deposits? If enabled in your plan, add a deposit amount and policy to reduce no-shows.
At a Glance (Checklist)
- Create: title, duration, price, location, destination calendar.
- Rules: weekly hours, lead time, buffer, capacity, rescheduling.
- Details: description, what’s included, access notes, images/video.
- Publish & share: copy link to bio, website, quick replies; run a full test booking.
Publish First Event
October 17, 2025
Train the CalendarApp AI to Know Your Business And Sound Like You
Last updated: October 18, 2025

The CalendarApp Assistant is your 24/7 digital helper. But before it can speak for you, it needs to learn how you work, how you sound, and what makes your business unique. That’s where AI training comes in.

This training happens in a guided conversation, one question at a time. You’ll see smart examples and can reply with your own details. You can skip any question, go back to change answers, or pause and finish later. You can also redefine anything at any time, even months from now. It’s an ongoing process designed to evolve with your business.

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How It Works

When you start AI training, the CalendarApp Assistant becomes your onboarding partner. It will guide you through a structured set of questions and adjust how it responds to clients based on your input.

You can skip questions by clicking the ⏩ button. You can re-answer by selecting ↩️ and finish training later using the skip menu in the top right corner. There’s no pressure to get everything perfect the first time. Your answers can evolve at any time as your business grows.

The more detailed your answers, the smarter and more natural your assistant becomes.

Customer Messaging Best Practice

Q1: Describe Your Business

This question helps define what your business does and who it serves. The AI uses this description to understand your niche, your tone, and what kind of questions your customers are likely to ask.

“We run a yoga studio for busy professionals, offering flexible class times and expert instructors. Our differentiator is small class sizes for personalized attention.”

Yoga Studio

“We’re a boutique nail studio focused on natural-looking gel finishes, hygiene standards, and guaranteed neat results.”

Nail Studio

“We operate a car dealership specializing in electric vehicles and trade-ins. Customers value our transparent pricing and fast financing.”

Car Dealership

“We help property owners find reliable tenants and buyers. Our agents handle listings, visits, and negotiations.”

Real Estate Agency

“We’re a professional barber shop offering precision haircuts, beard styling, and grooming services for men who value quality and time.”

Barber Shop

Q2: Basic Business Information

This question defines how the AI introduces your business and provides essential contact details to customers. The more details you add, the more natural replies will sound.

“Name: Flow Yoga Studio. Address: 123 Main Street. Phone: 555-9876. Email: hello@flowyoga.com. Website: flowyoga.com. Hours: Mon–Fri 8–18h, Sat 10–14h.”

Yoga Studio

“Name: City Auto Hub. Address: 45 Central Avenue. Phone: 555-8899. Website: cityautohub.com. Hours: Mon–Sat 9–19h. Parking available in front.”

Car Dealership

Q3: Services, Add-ons & Constraints

This question trains the AI to describe what you offer and what rules apply to your bookings. Be specific and list all your services, including durations and prices.

“Service: Beginner Yoga (45m, €20). Add-on: Mat rental (+€3). Constraint: Arrive 10m early.”

Yoga Studio

“Service: Haircut (30m, €35). Service: Beard trim (15m, €15). Constraint: No-shows charged 50%.”

Barber Shop

“Service: Test drive booking (45m, free). Add-on: EV consultation (30m). Constraint: Driving license required.”

Car Dealership

Q4: Common Customer Questions & Answers

These pairs allow the AI to give instant, accurate responses to frequently asked questions.

“Q: What are your opening hours? A: We’re open Mon–Fri 9–17, Sat 10–14.”

Yoga Studio

“Q: Do you sell used cars? A: Yes, we offer certified pre-owned electric vehicles with warranty.”

Car Dealership

Q5: Voice, Vocabulary & Emoji Rules

This defines how your assistant sounds and which tone it uses when chatting with customers.

“Voice: friendly and clear. Vocabulary: say ‘clients’, not ‘customers’. Emoji: 😊 or 👍 only, max one per message.”

Nail Studio

“Voice: warm and confident. Avoid slang. Keep responses short, professional, and welcoming.”

Real Estate Agency

Q6: What the AI Should Never Do

This protects your brand by preventing the AI from saying or doing things you wouldn’t approve of.

“Never use sarcasm, avoid slang, don’t promise outcomes or discounts.”

Yoga Studio

“Never discuss pricing changes or promotions not yet approved by management.”

Car Dealership

Q7: Welcome Message

This is the first impression customers get when they start a chat. Keep it warm and on-brand.

“Hello and welcome to Flow Yoga! How can we help you find your next class?”

Yoga Studio

“Welcome to City Auto Hub! Looking to schedule a test drive or learn about our EV lineup?”

Car Dealership

Q8: When the AI Doesn’t Understand

This defines how your AI handles uncertainty or vague questions gracefully.

“I’m not completely sure about that—could you rephrase or share a bit more detail?”

Yoga Studio

“Sorry, I might have misunderstood. Could you clarify what service you’re asking about?”

Barber Shop

Q9: When Information Is Missing

Helps your assistant sound helpful when information isn’t available.

“I don’t have that info yet, but I’ll check and follow up shortly.”

Real Estate Agency

Q10: Human-Only Topics

Specify what subjects your AI should hand over to you or your team.

“Custom contracts, legal matters, large group bookings, or refund requests → handled by humans.”

Yoga Studio

“Financing, trade-in valuations, and corporate partnerships → forwarded to staff.”

Car Dealership

Q11: Delays, Complaints & Misunderstandings

Ensure empathy in every difficult situation.

“Thanks for telling us—I’m sorry for the inconvenience. A team member will follow up.”

Nail Studio

“I hear you and I’m on it. A colleague will take over shortly.”

Car Dealership

Q12: Booking CTA Wording

These call-to-action phrases guide users to book faster.

“Book your class” · “See available times” · “Reserve a spot”

Yoga Studio

“Schedule a test drive” · “Book consultation” · “Check availability”

Car Dealership

Q13: Style to Use vs. Avoid

Define language patterns that fit your brand tone and those that don’t.

“If you’d like to try beautiful extensions, I’d be delighted to help you achieve your dream nails. Feel free to book an appointment.”

Nail Studio

Avoid: “Pamper yourself with luxurious beauty.”

Nail Studio

Next Step

If you have any questions or want to refine your setup, feel free to reach out to us. We’re happy to help shape your perfect assistant, guide you through custom setups, or provide expert feedback on how to align the AI with your business needs. We care deeply about your success and are here to support your journey every step of the way.

Email us anytime at info@calendar-app.de.

Continue your setup: Create Your First Event →
October 17, 2025
Connect Your Calendar
Connect Your Calendar — Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar
Last updated: October 17, 2025
Connect the calendar you already use so CalendarApp can understand your schedule, place new bookings for you, and keep everything in sync. Your existing appointments remain exactly as they are. From now on, new bookings created by CalendarApp will be saved to the calendar you select during the connect flow.
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Prerequisites
Have a Google account or a Microsoft account ready. If you need one, create a Google account or create a Microsoft account before you start.
Connect Google Calendar
Why Google Calendar
Your appointments live there. It is simple to use, widely adopted across the internet, fast, and reliable. Connecting it gives CalendarApp a clear view of your schedule and a trusted place to save new bookings.
How to connect
1. On the connect screen, select Google and click Next to authorize your calendar.
2. In the pop-up window, choose the Google account to connect and continue.
3. Review the permissions and click Continue.
4. You will be redirected back to CalendarApp automatically. That’s it.
Start by selecting Google, then click Next.
Review the requested access and click Continue.
Connect Outlook Calendar
Why Outlook Calendar
Your appointments are already there, and Outlook is dependable and business ready. Connecting it lets CalendarApp read your schedule and place new bookings without changing how you work today.
How to connect
1. In CalendarApp, choose Outlook Calendar and click Connect.
2. Sign in with your Microsoft account in the pop-up window.
3. Grant the requested permissions so CalendarApp can read calendars and create events.
4. You will be redirected back to CalendarApp automatically.
Outlook consent. Enable CalendarApp to read calendars and add events.
Troubleshooting
- Permissions not granted or revoked — return to your Google Account or Microsoft account settings to re-grant access, then reconnect in CalendarApp.
- Wrong account appears — if several accounts are signed in, choose the correct one in the consent window or sign out of others and try again.
- Time zone mismatch — confirm your time zone in CalendarApp and in your connected calendar so booked times match.
- Pop-up blocked — allow pop-ups for your browser session and try again, or use a private window.
FAQ
- Can I remove Google Calendar or Outlook Calendar later Yes. You can disconnect a calendar at any time and connect a different one whenever you need.
- Can I add additional calendars Yes. You can connect more calendars later to reflect how you schedule across work, personal, and shared calendars.
- Can I use multiple calendars in one Google account Yes. Depending on your plan, you can manage up to 250 calendars inside one Google account.
Next Step
Train the AI to Know Your Business and Sound Like You
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to reach out. We are always happy to help and we care about your success. Email us at info@calendar-app.de.
October 17, 2025
Connect Channels to the CalendarApp
Connect Channels (Telegram, Instagram/Messenger, WhatsApp)
Connecting your business channels to CalendarApp lets you receive bookings directly via Telegram, Instagram/Messenger, or WhatsApp. CalendarApp will reply automatically, confirm appointments, and help manage your bookings—no manual effort needed.
Last updated: October 17, 2025
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Prerequisites
- Active Telegram account
- Instagram Professional account (linked to a Facebook Page)
- WhatsApp Business phone number (ready to verify)
- Be logged into the relevant Telegram, Facebook/Meta, and WhatsApp accounts
- Two-factor authentication (2FA) is recommended for all platforms
Telegram
Connecting Telegram allows customers to book appointments through your Telegram bot. CalendarApp will automate booking replies and confirmations.
How to Connect Telegram
1. Open the Telegram app and search for BotFather.
2. Start a chat and send /newbot.
3. Set your bot’s name and unique username when prompted.
4. Copy the API token provided by BotFather.
5. Go to Settings → Channels → Telegram in CalendarApp.
6. Click Connect.
7. Paste your Telegram API token and click Save.
8. Send a test message to your new bot to confirm the connection.
Connect your Telegram bot in CalendarApp to automate booking replies.
Instagram/Messenger
Connect Instagram and Messenger to let customers book appointments via DM. CalendarApp handles replies and confirmations directly within Instagram or Facebook Messenger.
How to Connect Instagram/Messenger
1. In CalendarApp, go to Settings → Channels → Instagram/Messenger.
2. Click Connect.
3. A Facebook/Meta dialog opens. Continue as prompted.
4. Select your Instagram Professional account and/or Facebook Page.
5. Grant all requested permissions for messaging and business access.
6. Send yourself a quick DM to test the connection.
Grant permissions to allow CalendarApp to automate booking replies on Instagram and Messenger.
WhatsApp
Connect WhatsApp to let customers book by sending a WhatsApp message. CalendarApp will reply and confirm bookings automatically.
How to Connect WhatsApp
1. In CalendarApp, go to Settings → Channels → WhatsApp.
2. Click Connect.
3. A Meta/WhatsApp window opens. Sign in with your Facebook/Meta account.
4. Accept the WhatsApp Business/Cloud API terms.
5. Select or create a WhatsApp Business Account (WABA).
6. Pick or verify your WhatsApp Business phone number.
7. Set your business display name.
8. Finish the on-screen steps. You’ll return to CalendarApp when done.
9. Send yourself a test message on WhatsApp to confirm the setup.
Follow the WhatsApp Business onboarding steps to connect your channel with CalendarApp—no technical setup needed.
Security & Permissions
- If your Telegram bot token is ever leaked, use BotFather to generate a new token and update it in CalendarApp.
- Review Meta (Facebook/Instagram) permissions at least once a year to ensure only required access is granted.
- Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) on all your accounts to keep your channels secure.
Troubleshooting
- Instagram/Messenger: If bookings don’t come through, check that all messaging permissions were granted in the Meta dialog.
- Telegram: If your bot isn’t responding, double-check the username and API token.
- WhatsApp: If your phone number is already linked elsewhere, you’ll need to remove it or use a different verified business number.
- Time zone mismatch: If booking times seem off, confirm your CalendarApp and device time zones match.
FAQ
- Can I connect more than one channel?
  Yes, you can connect Telegram, Instagram/Messenger, and WhatsApp all at once. CalendarApp will automate booking replies for each channel.
- Can I change my Telegram bot token or WhatsApp number later?
  Absolutely—just update your token or number in the respective CalendarApp channel settings.
- Do I need a Facebook Page to connect Instagram?
  Yes, your Instagram Professional account must be linked to a Facebook Page for Meta’s messaging integration to work.
- Can I use a dedicated WhatsApp business number?
  Yes, using a separate WhatsApp Business number is recommended for managing customer bookings.
Next Step
Your business channels are now ready to receive and automate booking requests! Next, connect your calendar to sync appointments: Connect your calendar with Google Calendar or Outlook.
If you have any questions, reach out via email at info@calendar-app.de.
October 17, 2025
CalendarApp Business Name
Welcome to Step 1 of the CalendarApp ‘Get Started’ Series! Setting up your CalendarApp Business Name is the first and most essential step to creating a professional, unified presence for your automated bookings and messages. Let’s get started!

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What Is a CalendarApp Business Name?

Your CalendarApp Business Name is the official name that identifies your business, brand, or organization within CalendarApp. Think of it as your digital business card—it appears in automated booking confirmations, reminders, and across all connected channels (like email, SMS, or WhatsApp). Setting up your business profile with a clear, recognizable name ensures that clients and customers always know who they’re communicating with.

Why It Matters
- Connects Channels: Your business name links all communication channels under a single, unified identity.
- Consistent Branding: Every automated message, calendar invite, or booking confirmation will carry your brand name, creating a seamless experience.
- Personalized Automated Replies: Automated messages use your business name for a personal touch, increasing customer trust and recognition.
- Professionalism: A clear, consistent name builds credibility and sets expectations.
How to Create Your Business Name
1. Log In to CalendarApp
  Go to calendar-app.de and sign in with your account credentials.
2. Access the Business Profile Settings
  Click on your profile icon or the menu in the top-right corner.
  Select Settings → Business Profile.
3. Enter Your Business Name
  Locate the Business Name field.
  Type in your desired business or brand name (e.g., “Sunrise Yoga Studio” or “Smith Consulting Group”).
4. Save Your Changes
  Double-check your spelling and branding.
  Click the Save button to update your business profile.
5. Check Your Branding
  Preview how your business name appears in automated messages or booking confirmations.
Tip: You can always update your business name later, but keeping it consistent from the start is best for your branding and SEO.

Tips for Choosing a Great Name
- Clarity is Key: Use a name that clients will immediately recognize.
- Uniqueness: Stand out from competitors with a distinctive brand name.
- Match Your Social Media: Align your business name with your website, social media profiles, and Google My Business listing for better SEO and discoverability.
- Keep It Professional: Avoid slang or abbreviations unless they’re part of your established brand.
- SEO Friendly: Include keywords if appropriate (e.g., “Miller Event Planning” instead of just “Miller”).
Image Examples

Example: Where to enter your Business Name in CalendarApp settings.

Caption: How your Business Name appears in automated messages.

Video Walkthrough

https://www.youtube.com/embed/your-demo-video-id

Watch this quick video to see the process step-by-step!

Common Questions (FAQ)
- Can I change my business name later?
  Yes! You can update your Business Name anytime in the Business Profile settings. Changes will reflect across all automated messages and connected channels.
- Will my Business Name sync with connected platforms (like Google Calendar or WhatsApp)?
  Your CalendarApp Business Name appears in CalendarApp-generated messages and bookings. For external platforms, you may need to update your name separately for full branding alignment.
- What if I manage multiple businesses?
  You can create separate profiles or workspaces for each business, each with its own unique name.
At a Glance (Checklist)
- ✔ Log in to CalendarApp
- ✔ Go to Settings → Business Profile
- ✔ Enter a clear, unique business name
- ✔ Save changes
- ✔ Preview your business name in automated messages
Next Step: Connect Channels

Ready to connect your calendar app branding across all your communication channels?
Click below to move to the next tutorial in our ‘Get Started’ series!

Continue to Connect Channels

Need more help? Visit our Help Center or contact support for personalized guidance!
October 17, 2025
Automate DM Booking: How to Turn Instagram Messages into Confirmed Appointments
Automate DM Booking: Turn Instagram Conversations into Confirmed Appointments
When clients DM you, the clock starts ticking. With a simple flow to Automate DM booking, you can capture demand in the moment—no back-and-forth, no missed messages, just smooth scheduling straight from Instagram.
At a Glance
- Reply instantly with a friendly message and a booking option
- Offer real-time availability inside the DM flow
- Send a confirmation with reminders—automatically
Why Automate DM Booking on Instagram?
The moment someone writes to you is when intent peaks. Automate DM booking meets that intent with instant answers and a clear path to reserve a slot—reducing drop-off and lifting conversion from DM to confirmed appointment.
“Speed is the difference between ‘I’ll think about it’ and ‘I’m booked.’”
Customer Messaging Best Practice
Video: DM to Booking—See the Flow
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ
Step-by-Step: Build Your DM Booking Flow
1) Craft your first reply. Keep it warm and action-oriented. Example: “Great to hear from you! Tap below to see live availability and book in seconds.” Mention your service and expected duration.
2) Offer real-time availability. Link to a booking widget or send inline options. The key is zero friction—people should choose a time without leaving the conversation.
3) Confirm + remind automatically. Once a slot is chosen, send a confirmation message and an automatic reminder so no one forgets.
Message Templates You Can Paste
First response: “Thanks for your message! I can help you book right here. Tap to pick a time that suits you—confirmation in seconds.”
Follow-up (if no action): “Just checking in—do any of these times work? You can also view more options in the booking link.”
Confirmation: “You’re all set! I’ve sent a confirmation and reminder. If you need to reschedule, use the same link.”
Best Practices to Maximize Conversions
- Keep choices minimal: Offer 3–5 timeslots to reduce decision fatigue.
- Mirror your brand voice: Friendly, clear, and concise.
- Short path to done: The fewer taps to book, the better.
- Always visible CTA: Make the “Book now” action easy to find at any time.
With these steps, you’ll truly Automate DM booking—turning casual DMs into reliable revenue, while freeing up your time.
Next: Deploy in Minutes
Activate your DM flow, share your booking link in your bio and quick replies, and test once from a personal account. Iterate weekly on your first reply and availability rules.
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October 15, 2025
Basic Guide: Setting Up Your First Calendar
Basic Guide: Setting Up Your First Calendar
In a few minutes, you can create a calendar that’s easy to manage and simple for clients to book. This guide focuses on clarity and speed.
What You’ll Do
- Create a calendar
- Set availability
- Preview the booking link
Tips
Keep time slots consistent and avoid micro-increments. A clean schedule is easier to fill.
Next Step
Copy your booking link and share it in your bio or messages.
October 14, 2025
Basic Guide: Automate Replies in Minutes
Basic Guide: Automate Replies in Minutes
Auto-replies keep conversations moving while you work. Here’s the quickest way to enable them and sound human.
Setup Steps
- Choose a tone and greeting
- Add quick answers to top questions
- Insert your booking link
Pro Tip
Keep answers short and action-oriented. Link directly to available times.
Next Step
Test by sending yourself a message and confirming the flow.
October 14, 2025