Guide Using VoltsBook
Every topic names the screen it teaches, so you can read with one hand and click with the other. The little ⓘ marks inside the panel land on these same pages.
Services
Your service list is the menu your booking page offers, so everything here — the price, the duration, the buffers — decides what customers can actually book.
Availability
Three layers decide when you can be booked: the weekly schedule, whole days off, and blocked stretches inside a day. They stack — the most specific wins.
Staff
A staff member is who delivers the work; a login is how they sign in; permissions decide what a login can see and touch. The three are separate on purpose.
Overview · Settings → Appearance
Every business gets a booking page at its own address the day it signs up. Share the link, embed it in a site, and shape which steps customers walk through.
Settings → Booking rules
The rules screen decides which times the page offers and what happens at the edges — late-night bookings, fully-booked days, customers who book too much.
Appointments
The list is the day’s ledger. Click a status chip to change it, a payment chip to take money, a row to open the full editor — most of the day happens without leaving this screen.
An appointment → Check-in tab
A check-in is your paper trail for a job: condition photos, notes, the customer’s signature over your terms — finished as a PDF the customer keeps.
The install banner · your browser’s menu
The panel installs as an app — full screen, its own icon, no browser chrome. Nothing to download from a store.
The developer reference documents every
/v1 endpoint from the server's own contract, and the
embed page puts the booking widget on
any website with one line.
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