Reservation StudioBusiness

Platform overview

One platform for everything your team needs

Run the schedule, grow online bookings, take payments, and see what drives the business - from the first appointment to the last report.

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Reservation.Studio Business as one workspace for schedule, clients, payments, and reporting.

Feature overview

Everything you need to run, grow, and control the business

Capabilities are organized around four daily jobs: manage the work, grow bookings, get paid, and connect the systems that keep the operation under control.

Manage

Run the workday

Keep the schedule, reception, client context, forms, rights, staff, locations, resources, and availability aligned.

Appointments and front desk Client records and repeat visits Forms and pre-visit preparation Memberships, vouchers, and remaining visits Services, team, locations, and availability

Grow

Bring clients back and let them book online

Connect the public booking path, Marketplace presence, client apps, messaging, reviews, campaigns, and repeat visits.

Website booking, widget, and domain Marketplace, public profile, and client apps Notifications, reminders, and messaging Marketing, reviews, and repeat visits

Get paid

Take payment and keep revenue clear

Handle checkout, online payments, sales, balances, commissions, payouts, inventory, retail, and revenue reporting.

Payments, sales, and balances Commissions and payouts Inventory, retail, and consumables Reports and analytics

Connect

Extend the platform where the business needs it

Use sync, API access, local apps, support, regulated workflows, and AI assistance only where they make the operation easier.

Calendar sync and connected tools External connectivity NHIS (HIS BG) Access and apps Support AI assistance

Practical rollout

Start with the core. Add more when the team is ready.

Most teams start with scheduling, front desk work, clients, and payments. Then they add forms, memberships, vouchers, services, staff, availability, and public booking once the base is already working calmly.

  • Start with appointments, front desk work, client records, and payments.
  • Then add forms, memberships, vouchers, services, staff, locations, and availability so every shown slot stays trustworthy.
  • After that, connect the website, widget, public profile, Marketplace, and client apps.
  • Then expand into notifications, marketing, reporting, commissions, and stock control in the order the business actually needs them.
  • Bring in calendar sync, API access, NHIS, Desktop, Help Center, and AI only where the business truly needs them.

Next path

Choose what needs to work better first

Go deeper into a feature page, a business-type solution, or a demo conversation if you already know which workflow creates the most pressure.

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