Booksy, now on the phone too
Booksy holds the salon's calendar. digalook answers the calls and the WhatsApp messages Booksy does not pick up, and books straight into it. Nothing written down by hand and no double bookings.
Half your clients still phone
Booksy handles self-service bookings very well. The problem is everyone who would rather talk: those calls do not reach Booksy, they reach the front desk.
- The online booking lands in Booksy by itself, but the one that comes by phone has to be written down by hand whenever somebody gets a moment.
- Somebody books through Booksy just as another person calls for the same slot. And there are two appointments for the same hour.
- Someone with a question before booking, how long it takes or whether it suits their hair type, does not get it answered in the app and never books.
- It writes straight into Booksy while it is talking to the client. Nothing is left to transfer later.
- It checks real availability at that instant. It only offers what is genuinely free.
- It answers the question and closes the appointment in the same call, without the client having to open anything.
What it reads and what it writes
The connection runs both ways: digalook checks Booksy before promising anything and writes into Booksy the moment it closes.
- Real availability by professional and by service.
- How long each service in the catalogue takes.
- Prices and treatment descriptions.
- The client record and their visit history.
- New appointments, with the right professional and service.
- Time changes and cancellations.
- Details of a new client calling for the first time.
- Notes on what was discussed on the call.
Fifteen minutes and it is done
Nothing to install, no technical help and no touching the setup you already have in Booksy.
If you have Booksy, you have this
Every trade has its own casuistry, with its own day, its own integrations and its own questions.
What changes in a salon with Booksy
The same software as always, with the phone answered.
Two chairs and no receptionist. We used to lose calls every single day.
Barbershop · MadridThe phone stopped being an interruption. Now the next day's calendar comes ready-made.
Chain of 15 salons · BarcelonaWhat not answering costs you
The calls you miss and the ones that interrupt your work both have a price. Find out how much you could save with digalook.
Rough figures for a salon:
- 350 calls a month, 1.5 min each on average.
- €35 average spend per customer.
Money lost every month
€1,470
€17,640 a year
105
unanswered calls a month
42
customers who were going to book
Fixed with Diga Growth, 169 €/month.
You are losing 9 times what it costs.
What everyone on Booksy asks
The five questions of someone who already has a calendar and just wants to know whether this fits.
Connect it this afternoon
Fifteen minutes to connect it and it is answering tonight. If it does not convince you, it disconnects just as fast.
It gets on with more things
If the salon uses another calendar, it works too.
