Side by side, or one after another.
With enough people free, everyone is seen at the same time. With fewer, they're booked back to back. Either way it's worked out for you, and the whole group is held together or not at all.
Group bookings
One booking for the two of you. Or the eight of you.
A couple, a family, a hen party or a team books in one go. Each person gets their own treatment and their own form, and pays their own share if they'd rather.
No card. A person sets it up with you. Leave when you like.
In Ghana today, your customers pay at the visit. Deposits by mobile money are coming.
What it does
Who pays is up to them.
The organiser pays for everyone, each person pays their own, or a mix. Someone paying their own share gets their own link and their own receipt.
- You set how long people have to pay.
- If someone doesn't, you choose what happens: release that person, ask the organiser, or cancel the booking.
- Or take payment after the visit, as you would for one person.
A form each, filled in before they arrive.
The organiser fills in the forms while booking, or sends each guest a link. A booking with a form still missing is flagged, so nobody finds out at the door.
Your rules, set once.
Turn groups on for the services that suit them, and say how they should work. The rules a group booked under are kept with the booking, so changing them later never touches a booking already made.
- The smallest and largest group you'll take.
- The same service for everyone, or each person choosing their own.
- A price per head, a discount by group size, a flat group price, or a minimum.
Not built yet: holding a room for each person in a group (a group is matched to people, not rooms, so check your rooms for a large one), extras chosen per person, and group bookings that repeat.
The rest of the product
Dainton sets up every new business personally, and replies within one working day. 14 days free, no card, no contract.