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Online Booking Widget & Installation

Let your customers book appointments directly from your website -- 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The autoGMS Online Booking Widget gives your garage a professional booking experience that matches your brand and feeds bookings straight into your dashboard. No phone calls needed, no double-entry, no missed opportunities.

This guide covers everything you need to know: setting it up, customising it, installing it on your website, and managing the bookings that come in.

Overview​

The Online Booking Widget is a self-service booking form that you can add to any website. When a customer visits your site, they can select a vehicle type, choose services, enter their details, and submit a booking request -- all without leaving your page.

Here is what it does for your garage:

  • Accepts bookings around the clock, even when you are closed
  • Shows your live service menu with optional pricing
  • Collects customer details, vehicle information, and preferred dates
  • Creates a new booking in your autoGMS dashboard automatically
  • Works on both desktop and mobile devices
  • Matches your brand colours and style

There are two ways customers can use your booking form:

  1. Booking Page -- A dedicated, full-page booking experience hosted by autoGMS. You get a unique link (like book.myautogms.com/your-garage) that you can share anywhere: social media, Google Business, email signatures, and more.
  2. Add to Website -- The website embed code that places the booking form inside your existing website, so customers can book without leaving your site.

Both options are managed from a single place: the Installation page inside your garage dashboard.

How to Access​

  1. Log in to your autoGMS dashboard.
  2. Make sure you have the correct garage selected (if you manage more than one).
  3. Open Online Booking from the Bookings & Jobs section in the sidebar. You can also open Booking Widget from the Settings menu.

Before you copy the embed code, add and approve the website domain where the form will be installed. This is handled directly on the Add to Website tab.

Good to know: Access to the Installation page requires a Garage Owner, Manager, or admin role. Service Advisors and Technicians cannot access this page.

Domain Setup: Authorising Your Website (Required)​

Before your booking form can go live on your website, you must add and authorise your website URL. This is a security requirement. The embedded form only loads on approved domains. Requests from unapproved domains are blocked at the server level.

autoGMS needs to know which website(s) are allowed to display it. This protects your garage from someone embedding your form on an unauthorised site.

What you will see​

On the Add to Website tab, the Website domains allowed to show the form card lets you add your website address and review each domain's approval status.

Step-by-step: Adding your first domain​

  1. In the Website domains allowed to show the form card, type your website address into the text field (for example, www.mygarage.com or mygarage.co.uk).
  2. You do not need to include https:// -- the system strips that automatically.
  3. Click Add domain.
  4. You will see a confirmation message. Depending on your setup, the domain may be approved instantly or may show as "Pending" until it is verified.
  5. Once at least one domain is approved, Copy website code becomes available.

Good to know: You can add multiple domains if your garage has more than one website. Each domain appears in the website domain list with a status badge showing whether it is "Approved" or "Pending".

The Installation Page: Four Tabs​

The Installation page has four tabs along the top: Booking Page, Booking Form, Preview, and Add to Website. This keeps page design, form setup, previewing, and website installation separate.

Tab 1: Booking Page​

This tab is all about your standalone booking page -- the dedicated, full-screen booking experience hosted by autoGMS.

What you will see​

This tab is a full-width settings page for the standalone booking page. It focuses only on the controls for customising the hero section, locations, visibility, gallery, features, and reviews.

What you can customise​

The editor on the left is organised into clearly labelled sections:

Branding

  • Main heading customers see -- The main title at the top of your standalone Booking Page. Leave it blank to use your garage name.
  • Short text under the heading -- The short intro shown directly below the main heading.
  • Top section background colour -- The background colour behind the top section of your Booking Page.
  • Add background gradient -- Toggle this on to add a smooth colour fade behind the top section. Toggle it off for a flat colour.
  • Gradient Strength -- If gradients are on, choose how noticeable the effect is: Subtle, Light, Medium, or Strong.

Sections customers see

Use these toggles to show or hide specific sections on your booking page:

  • Show trust badges -- Show a row of short trust badges highlighting your garage's strengths (like "Certified Technicians" or "Same-Day Service").
  • Show workshop photos -- Display photos of your workshop, team, or completed jobs.
  • Show location and map -- Show the visit address and Google Maps area.
  • Show opening hours and contact info -- Show opening hours, phone number, email, and WhatsApp contact details.

Public Booking Locations (appears when the Map toggle is on)

  • Click Add location to add a depot, branch, or collection point to the booking page map card.
  • For each location, enter a label, address, and optional Google Maps URL.
  • If you add more than one location, customers see a location toggle on the map card. This changes the displayed address and Maps link only; it does not create separate capacity or availability rules.

Trust badges customers see (appears when the trust badges toggle is on)

  • Click Add Feature to create a new badge.
  • For each badge, choose a Heroicon from the dropdown (check, star, shield, clock, award, wrench, vehicle, heart, thumbs up, or verified) and type the text you want displayed.
  • You can add as many badges as you like. Remove any badge by clicking the X button next to it.

Photos customers see (appears when the photos toggle is on)

  • Click Add Image to add a new gallery slot.
  • Paste the URL of each image you want to display. You can add up to 6 images.
  • Customers will see these in a carousel with navigation arrows and dot indicators.
  • Remove any image by clicking the X button next to it.

Customer reviews embed

  • If you use a third-party review widget (like Google Reviews or Trustpilot), you can paste its embed code here. It will appear on your booking page to build trust with new customers.

Copying your booking page link​

Open the Preview tab, choose Booking Page, and click Open in new tab to open your unique booking page URL. You can then share that URL anywhere:

  • In your Instagram or Facebook bio
  • In your Google Business profile
  • In email signatures
  • In WhatsApp messages to customers
  • On printed flyers or business cards (consider generating a QR code from the link)

If you need the link for Google Maps, Google Business Profile, or a "Book online" button, use your booking page link. Open Installation > Preview > Booking Page > Open in new tab, copy the page URL, then paste that URL into the booking, appointment, website, or link field in Google Business Profile.

Do not use the Google Maps URL from your location settings for this. That map link helps customers get directions to your garage; it is not the online booking link.

Saving your changes​

At the bottom of the page, a sticky bar shows whether you have unsaved changes:

  • If you see "Unsaved changes", click Save to apply your customisations.
  • Click Reset if you want to revert everything back to default settings. You will be asked to confirm before the reset happens.

Good to know: Your changes apply to both the standalone booking page and the embedded website form that customers see. Use the Preview tab to check both before saving or sharing.

Tab 2: Booking Form​

This tab is for deciding what customers see in the booking form before you share a link or add it to your website.

What you will see​

This tab is a full-width settings page. It focuses on which fields appear on the form, the wording customers see, and the embedded form's size and colours.

Form Customisation​

This section lets you control what the booking form looks like and which fields your customers need to fill in.

Fields

Set each customer-facing field to Hidden, Optional, or Required depending on what information you want to collect:

  • Customer name -- First and last name stay required so the booking can be created.
  • Phone -- Customer's phone number stays required. The form automatically uses your garage's country code in the background, so customers only need to type their local number.
  • Email -- Customer's email address.
  • Date -- Preferred appointment date with a calendar picker.
  • Notes / issue description -- A free-text area where customers can describe their issue or add special requests.
  • Plate / registration -- Vehicle registration number. MOT services can still request this automatically when needed.
  • VIN / chassis number -- Vehicle identity field for warranty, import, or lookup workflows.
  • Current mileage -- Odometer reading, with kilometre or mile unit.
  • Vehicle make and Vehicle model -- Extra vehicle details when you want them before arrival.
  • Arrival time slot -- Appears only when Time Slots are enabled in Booking Settings.
  • Show Prices -- Whether to display service prices in the booking form (on by default).
  • Allow customers to select multiple services -- Lets customers choose more than one main service in the booking form.

Booking Form Wording

Use this section to tailor the customer-facing wording shown inside the booking form:

  • Service step heading and Service step short text -- The title and supporting text shown above the service list.
  • Customer details heading and Customer details short text -- The title and supporting text shown when customers enter their details.
  • Small text above submit button -- The expectation-setting text shown above the final submit button.
  • Success message after booking -- The message shown after a booking request is submitted.

Embedded Form Size

Fine-tune how the embedded form fits into your page:

  • Maximum form width -- The maximum width of the embedded form (default: 480px). Increase this if you want the form to be wider on large screens.
  • Maximum form height -- The maximum height of the embedded form (default: 720px).
  • Corner roundness -- How rounded the form corners are (default: 12px). Set to 0px for sharp corners.
  • Inside spacing -- Extra space around the inside of the embedded form (default: 0px).

Form Colours and Buttons

Control the visual styling of the form:

  • Form accent colour -- The accent colour used throughout the form (selected services, vehicle type highlights, etc.).
  • Main button colour -- The colour of the main action buttons ("Continue" and "Book Now").
  • Form headline -- The main form headline used in previews and desktop layouts.
  • Final button text -- The label on the final submit button (defaults to "Book Now").

Good to know: Use the Preview tab to check the customer-facing form after changing these settings. Nothing is saved until you click the Save button at the bottom.

Tab 3: Preview​

This tab is for checking the customer-facing experience before you share the link or install the form on your website.

What you will see​

  • Booking Page -- Shows the standalone booking page exactly as customers see it, with an Open in new tab action.
  • Website form -- Shows the embedded booking form from the actual website script as two separate screens: service selection and customer details.

Use this tab after changing Booking Page or Booking Form so you can review the result without crowding the settings screens.

Tab 4: Add to Website​

This tab is for adding the booking form directly into your own website. It contains the website embed code and the platform-specific installation guides.

Website Embed Code​

This card gives you the code needed to embed the booking form on your website.

Step-by-step: Getting your website code

  1. Check the Website domains allowed to show the form area at the top of the card.
  2. If no approved domain exists, add your website domain first. Copy website code stays disabled until at least one domain is approved.
  3. When you see Website domain ready, click Copy website code. The code is copied to your clipboard instantly.
  4. If you want to see the actual code before copying, click Show code. This expands a code preview area.
  5. Click anywhere on the code preview to copy it as well.

The website code is a small HTML snippet that loads the booking form automatically when your web page opens. You do not need to understand the code. Just paste it where you want the booking form to appear on your site.

Here is what the snippet looks like (your garage ID will be different):

<!-- autoGMS InstantBook Widget -->
<div id="auto-gms-booking-widget"></div>
<script
  src="https://autogms.onrender.com/static/js/booking-widget.js"
  data-garage-id="YOUR_GARAGE_ID"
  data-container-id="auto-gms-booking-widget"
  data-mode="embedded"
  async
  defer
></script>

You will never need to edit this snippet. Just copy it from the dashboard and paste it into your website.

Good to know: If no approved domain exists yet, the website domain area shows a warning, the domain input, and an unlock note. After approval, it collapses to a compact Website domain ready state and the copy actions become available.

Good to know: The embedded booking form is designed for a live website domain that has been authorised in autoGMS. Developer previews on localhost are allowed, but opening a saved HTML file directly from your computer may not work because it does not have a normal website domain.

Platform Installation Guides​

This expandable accordion section provides step-by-step instructions for installing InstantBook on the most popular website platforms. Click on any platform name to expand its guide.

Before you start:

  1. Add your website domain in the Website domains allowed to show the form area on the Add to Website tab and make sure it is approved.
  2. Wait until the card shows Domain ready.
  3. Click Copy website code.
  4. Paste the full snippet exactly as copied. It includes both the container <div> and the loading <script>.
  5. Publish the page, then test the booking flow from the live website.

Use the website embed code when the platform supports custom HTML or script blocks. Use the Booking Page link inside an iframe only when your platform blocks scripts or only allows iframe embeds.

Platform editors change over time. If a button label is slightly different from the wording below, look for the platform's equivalent of Custom HTML, Code, Embed, Custom Liquid, or Code Embed.

WordPress

Use a Custom HTML block on the page where you want customers to book.

  1. Log in to your WordPress admin dashboard.
  2. Open Pages or Posts, then edit the page where the booking form should appear.
  3. If you use the block editor (Gutenberg), click +, search for Custom HTML, and add that block.
  4. If you use the classic editor, switch from Visual to Text or HTML mode.
  5. Paste the full autoGMS widget snippet into the Custom HTML block or HTML editor.
  6. If you use Elementor, Divi, WPBakery, or a similar page builder, add an HTML, Code, or Custom Code widget and paste the snippet there.
  7. Update or publish the page.
  8. Visit the public page in a normal browser window and submit a test booking.

If WordPress removes the script tag, check whether your user role is allowed to add custom scripts. WordPress sanitizes HTML for users without the unfiltered_html capability, and some security plugins or managed hosts restrict script embeds. Ask a site admin to add the widget or use a trusted custom-code plugin if your account cannot save the script.

Shopify

Use a Custom Liquid or Custom HTML section on the page where the form should appear.

  1. Log in to Shopify Admin.
  2. Go to Online Store > Themes.
  3. On your current theme, click Customize.
  4. Open the page template where you want InstantBook to appear.
  5. Add a section or block named Custom Liquid, Custom HTML, or similar.
  6. Paste the full autoGMS widget snippet into that field.
  7. Save the theme.
  8. Open your storefront page and confirm the widget loads.

If your theme does not offer a Custom Liquid section on that page, create a dedicated booking page template or ask your Shopify developer to place the snippet in the page template where you want the form. Avoid placing the widget in a shared Header or Footer section unless you want the booking form to appear across many pages.

Wix

Use Wix's Embed HTML element. This is the recommended approach for Wix.

  1. Open your site in the Wix editor.
  2. If you use the classic Wix Editor, click + Add Elements on the left. If you use the newer Wix Harmony Editor, click + Add at the top left.
  3. Choose Embed Code or Embed.
  4. Select Embed HTML or Embed code.
  5. Place the HTML box where you want the booking form to appear.
  6. Click Enter Code.
  7. Paste the full autoGMS widget snippet, including the <div> and <script>.
  8. Resize the HTML box so the form has enough room. A height of around 720px is a good starting point.
  9. If Wix asks for an accessible name or cookie category, use a clear name such as autoGMS booking form and choose the category that matches your site's cookie/privacy setup.
  10. Preview the page, then publish it.
  11. Test the live site after publishing.

If Wix blocks the script or the form does not resize well, use the Booking Page link instead:

<iframe src="YOUR_BOOKING_PAGE_LINK" width="100%" height="720" style="border:0;"></iframe>

Paste that iframe code into the same Embed HTML element and replace YOUR_BOOKING_PAGE_LINK with your Booking Page URL.

Squarespace

Use a Code Block on the page where you want the widget to appear.

  1. Log in to Squarespace.
  2. Open the page where you want InstantBook.
  3. Click Edit.
  4. Add a content block and choose Code.
  5. Make sure the block is set to HTML.
  6. Remove any placeholder content.
  7. Paste the full autoGMS widget snippet into the Code Block.
  8. If there is a Display Source option, leave it switched off.
  9. Click Apply, then Save.
  10. Open the public page and test the booking flow.

If the widget does not load because scripts are restricted on your plan or template, use the Booking Page link in an iframe:

<iframe src="YOUR_BOOKING_PAGE_LINK" width="100%" height="720" style="border:0;"></iframe>

Squarespace Code Blocks support HTML on all plans, but JavaScript and iframe embeds can depend on the site plan. If your Code Block displays the snippet as text or strips the iframe/script, check your Squarespace plan and make sure the block type is set to HTML with Display Source switched off.

Webflow

Use Webflow's Code Embed element.

  1. Open the page in Webflow Designer.
  2. Open the Add panel.
  3. Add a Code Embed element where the booking form should appear.
  4. Paste the full autoGMS widget snippet into the embed editor.
  5. Save and close the modal.
  6. Publish the site.
  7. Open the published page and submit a test booking.

Webflow Code Embed supports HTML, CSS inside <style> tags, and JavaScript inside <script> tags. It does not run server-side code such as PHP or Python. Webflow also has a code-size limit for a single embed, but the autoGMS widget snippet is small enough for normal use.

Custom HTML / Other Website Builders

Use this approach for hand-coded websites, Framer embeds, static-site builders, or any platform that lets you paste custom HTML.

  1. Open the page or template where the booking form should appear.
  2. Add a custom HTML/embed/code block at the exact location where customers should see the form.
  3. Paste the full autoGMS widget snippet into that block.
  4. Make sure the container ID in the snippet stays the same as the script's data-container-id.
  5. If you place more than one widget on a page, give each container a unique ID and update the matching data-container-id.
  6. Publish or deploy the page to your website domain.
  7. Visit the live page and complete a test booking.

For a hand-coded page, the snippet can go inside the <body> where the form should appear. You do not need to place it in the <head>.

The Live Widget Preview​

On the Preview tab, choose Website form to see the embedded booking form from the actual website script. The preview is split into two screens so you can review the main customer steps side by side.

What you will see:

Two preview panels show the two steps of the form:

  1. Service Selection -- The first screen your customers see. It shows:

    • Your header text at the top
    • A vehicle type selector (Car, SUV, Truck, Sports)
    • Your list of services with checkboxes
    • A "Continue" button at the bottom

  2. Booking Details -- The second screen where customers enter their information:

    • First name and last name fields
    • Phone number field, using your garage's country code automatically
    • Any optional or required fields you enabled, such as email, vehicle make/model, registration, VIN, mileage, preferred date, time slot, or notes
    • The final submit button, using your Final button text setting

Because this preview uses the actual widget script, submitting test details can create a real Pending booking in your dashboard. Use safe test data if you complete the form from the preview.

Good to know: The preview reflects your customisation settings in real time. Change a colour, toggle a field, or update the button text and watch the preview update instantly.

The Customer-Facing Booking Experience​

Here is what your customers actually see and do when they use your booking form, whether on your dedicated booking page or via the embedded widget.

On Desktop (Booking Page)​

When a customer visits your booking page link on a computer, they see a polished two-panel layout:

  • Left panel (Hero): Your branded area with your logo, garage name, description, feature badges, photo gallery, map, opening hours, and contact details -- depending on what you have enabled.
  • Right panel (Form): The multi-step booking form.

On Mobile (Booking Page)​

On phones and tablets, the layout automatically switches to a mobile-optimised, full-screen view. The hero content is condensed and the form takes centre stage for easy thumb-friendly filling.

On Any Device (Add to Website)​

When embedded in your website, the widget appears as a compact, self-contained form within your page. It adapts to the container size and looks great on both desktop and mobile.

The Booking Flow (All Devices)​

Step 1: Select a Vehicle and Services

  1. The customer chooses their vehicle type (Car, SUV, Truck, Sports, or others depending on your garage settings).
  2. They browse your service list and tap/click to select one or more services.
  3. Optionally, they can expand a "Describe Your Issue" section to type a free-text diagnostic note.
  4. They click Continue.

Step 2: Enter Details and Book

  1. The customer fills in their first name and last name (required).
  2. They enter their phone number. The form uses your garage's default country code automatically behind the scenes.
  3. They complete any fields you made optional or required, such as email, vehicle make/model, registration, VIN, mileage, preferred date, time slot, or notes.
  4. For MOT services, a vehicle registration number may still appear even if you normally hide it.
  5. They click Book Now to submit.

Step 3: Confirmation

After a successful submission, the customer sees a success screen with:

  • A confirmation message thanking them and mentioning your garage name
  • A summary showing their selected date, vehicle, and service
  • A reassuring follow-up message (for example, that your team will be in touch)
  • A close button

Good to know: The customer also sees a brief note that by submitting, they agree to receive booking updates and reminders via SMS. This keeps you compliant with communication consent requirements.

Language Support​

The booking form supports multiple languages on both the hosted booking page and embedded widget. If your garage's preferred language is Arabic, or your garage name uses Arabic text, a language switcher appears so customers can toggle between English and Arabic. The entire form, including labels, buttons, and placeholder text, adapts to the selected language. Arabic mode also switches the layout to right-to-left.

How Online Bookings Appear in Your Dashboard​

When a customer submits a booking through the widget or booking page, it appears in your autoGMS dashboard just like any other booking.

  1. You will receive a real-time notification (if notifications are enabled) alerting you to the new booking.
  2. The booking appears in your Bookings list with a status of Pending.
  3. The customer's name, phone number, email, vehicle details, selected services, preferred date, selected time slot (when used), and any notes are all pre-filled from the form submission.
  4. From there, you follow the normal booking workflow: review the details, confirm the booking, assign it to a bay and technician, and move it through the lifecycle (Confirmed, In-Service, Completed).

No manual data entry required -- everything the customer typed in the form flows straight into the booking record.

Good to know: The booking form automatically creates a customer record in your system if the customer is new. If an existing customer books again, their details are linked to their existing profile. This means your customer database grows naturally as bookings come in.

Tips & Best Practices​

Getting the most bookings​

  • Put your booking link everywhere. Add it to your Google Business profile, social media bios, email signatures, and WhatsApp auto-replies. The easier it is to find, the more bookings you will get.
  • Keep your service list up to date. Customers can only book services that are in your autoGMS service menu. If you add a new service, it automatically appears on the booking form.
  • Turn on Show Prices if your pricing is competitive. Transparency builds trust and helps customers make quick decisions.
  • Turn off Show Prices if your pricing varies a lot by vehicle or condition. You can always quote the customer after they book.

Making a great first impression​

  • Choose a brand colour that matches your logo. The hero background colour and form accent colours should feel consistent with your garage's brand.
  • Write a compelling description. Your tagline is the first thing customers read. Keep it short, specific, and benefit-focused (for example, "Same-day MOT with free re-test" rather than "Welcome to our garage").
  • Add feature badges to highlight what makes you stand out: "15 Years Experience", "Genuine Parts Only", "Free Collection & Delivery", etc.
  • Upload gallery photos of your workshop, your team, or happy customers. Real photos build more trust than stock images.
  • Enable the map and info card so customers can easily find your garage and see your opening hours at a glance.

Keeping things running smoothly​

  • Check your bookings regularly. Online bookings come in as Pending and need to be confirmed. The sooner you respond, the happier the customer.
  • Test your widget after installation. Visit your website as a customer would and go through the full booking flow. Make sure everything looks right and that the booking appears in your dashboard.
  • Keep your opening hours current. The booking form uses your garage's opening hours to generate available dates and, if enabled, time slots. If your hours change, update them in your garage settings so the schedule stays accurate.
  • Review your authorised domains if you change your website address. Use the Add to Website tab's website domain area to add or check approved domains.

Frequently Asked Questions​

Do I need a website to use the booking form? No. The Booking Page tab gives you a standalone link that works without a website. You can share it on social media, messaging apps, email, or even as a QR code on printed materials.

Can I have both the booking page link and the embedded widget at the same time? Yes, absolutely. Many garages use the booking page link for social media and the embedded widget on their website. They both connect to the same garage and create bookings in the same place.

What happens if a customer books when my garage is closed? The booking is still created with a Pending status. You will see it in your dashboard the next time you log in (or sooner, if you have notifications enabled on your phone). The customer picks a preferred date, so you can review it and confirm when you are back.

Can customers choose a specific appointment time? Yes, if you enable Time Slots in Booking Settings and show the Arrival time slot field in Form Customisation. Customers will see a time field next to the date field.

Can I turn off online bookings temporarily? Yes. If your garage is set to an inactive status in autoGMS, the booking page will show an "offline" overlay to customers with your contact details. They will not be able to submit bookings until you reactivate.

Will the widget slow down my website? No. The widget code loads asynchronously, which means it does not block the rest of your page from loading. Your website will perform just as it did before.

Does the booking form work on mobile phones? Yes. The form is fully responsive. On the standalone booking page, it automatically switches to a mobile-optimised layout. When embedded in your website, it adapts to whatever container size is available.

What information does the customer need to provide? At a minimum, their first name, last name, phone number, vehicle type, and selected service. Any other information depends on the fields you mark as required in Form Customisation and any booking rules such as MOT registration or time slots.

Can I change the look of the form after it is already installed on my website? Yes. Any changes you make on the Installation page are saved to your garage and take effect immediately. You do not need to update the code on your website -- the widget pulls its settings from autoGMS each time it loads.

Do I need to update the code on my website if autoGMS releases new features? No. The widget code you paste is a lightweight loader that always fetches the latest version automatically. New features, bug fixes, and improvements are applied without you needing to touch your website.

Can I embed the booking form on more than one website? Yes. Just authorise each domain and paste the same widget code on each site. All bookings will flow into the same garage in your dashboard.

What if I want different forms for different garages? Each garage in autoGMS has its own Installation page with its own widget code and booking page link. If you manage multiple garages, switch to the correct garage in the dashboard first, then visit its Installation page.

Why is my widget not showing up on my website? Check these things first:

  • Make sure your website domain is authorised (open Installation > Add to Website and check the website domain area).
  • Make sure you pasted the code in an area of your page that allows HTML (not inside a plain text block).
  • Try clearing your browser cache and refreshing the page.
  • If you are using a website builder, make sure the HTML block is published and not in draft mode.

Can customers book multiple services at once? Yes. On the service selection step, customers can check as many services as they need. All selected services are included in the booking that appears in your dashboard.

Quick Reference​

What you want to doWhere to go
Get your booking page linkInstallation > Preview tab > Booking Page > Open in new tab
Customise the booking page heroInstallation > Booking Page tab
Customise form fields and coloursInstallation > Booking Form tab
Preview the customer experienceInstallation > Preview tab > Booking Page or Website form
Get your website embed codeInstallation > Add to Website tab > Copy website code button
See platform-specific install stepsInstallation > Add to Website tab > Website platform guides card
Add or manage authorised domainsInstallation > Add to Website tab > website domain area
View online bookingsBookings page in your dashboard (status: Pending)