Marco doesn't work Mondays. Ashley needs fifteen minutes between clients and Marco needs thirty. The esthetician only works Thursday to Saturday. Palm holds each one's schedule as its own set of rules, not a shared setting.
Marco doesn't work Mondays. The esthetician is Thursday to Saturday. Each one's own week.
Ashley needs fifteen minutes between clients; Marco needs thirty. Not one setting for everyone.
A week away, a Tuesday afternoon; the page and the front desk both respect it.
Some want every request to wait for a yes; some want instant. Both, in one studio.
"Never more than two deep tissues in a row for Ashley." A body limit, not an hours limit.
The first paying studio asked for exactly this in 2022: each therapist determines their own time between appointments. Most schedulers have one buffer per service. Palm has one per person.
"Each therapist sets their own time between appointments."
"Marco doesn't work Mondays." "Rachel is off the week of the 14th."
Who does what. A client asking for a service only sees the people who offer it.
A therapist logs in to their day, their tips, their clock. Not the studio's books.
Today's appointments, notes, and intake status.
Commission and tips as they happen.
Permissions per role, so a therapist never sees another's numbers.
You can, and you can let them. Either way the booking page updates instantly.
Yes. One calendar, every channel.
Yes. That's the point.
Yes, if approval is set on their calendar.
Finally, a scheduler that runs your calendar the way you would.
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