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One calendar. Three ways in.

Every appointment your business takes — from your website, over the phone, or from an agent — lands in the same calendar. The times you're already busy are never offered.

The appointment is made while the customer is still on the line.

The problem

A booking that doesn't reach your calendar isn't a booking

Appointments arrive in four different places and end up in none of them. Something on the website form, something on the phone, something in a text message — and the calendar is the one place none of it is.

  • The customer fills in the form on your website. It becomes an email you read at nine in the evening.

  • You take a booking from the van and mean to write it down. The note stays in the van.

  • Two jobs end up at the same time, and one customer waits for someone who isn't coming.

  • Confirming, moving and cancelling all go through one phone. Yours.

Three ways in

Same calendar, whoever does the booking

Most booking systems give you one way in: a page on your website. That only covers the customers who go looking for it. The rest still call.

From your website

Your customers pick a time themselves, evenings and weekends too, and see only the times you're actually free.

Over the phone

The AI Receptionist books while the customer is on the line — it reads the same calendar before it says yes.

From an agent

Every Nordio agent books the same way — and so can anything you build yourself.

What it does

The things you'd otherwise keep track of yourself

Your services, your lengths

A callout is twenty minutes. A bathroom quote is two hours. Each service carries its own length, so the calendar sets aside the right amount of time.

Your hours, your days off

Working hours per person, lunch, holidays and the days you don't take work. Nothing gets booked outside them.

Travel time between jobs

Room before and after, so two jobs on opposite sides of town don't land back to back.

Google and Outlook, both ways

Your own calendar stays the master. Put something private in it and the slot disappears here too.

Never two in the same slot

The time is checked again the moment the booking is confirmed — not just when it was shown.

Confirmations that arrive

The customer gets a confirmation and a reminder. Moving or cancelling is a link, not a call to you.

More than one of you

Several people, several calendars, one booking page. The job goes to whoever is free.

Group bookings

A course, a viewing, a session for several: set how many can join, and it closes itself when it's full.

For agents

Bookable by machine

Bookings is built to be booked by software, not only by people. Ask when someone is free, take the time, move it, cancel it — the same calls our own agents make. Your calendar isn't a screen we own; it's something anything you run can book into.

  • Ask which times are open and get real ones — worked out against every connected calendar, not a fixed timetable.

  • Book in one call. The time is checked again before it's confirmed, so two agents going for the same slot can't both win.

  • Find out when something changes. Every booking, move and cancellation reports back.

Yours

  • Your calendar stays yours. Connect it, disconnect it, take it with you.

  • Processed in the EU.

  • Every appointment shows where it came from — the website, a call, or which agent.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to start using a new calendar?

No. You connect the one you already use — Google or Outlook — and carry on working in it. Bookings writes into it and reads from it.

What if I've already put something private in the calendar?

Then that time isn't offered. Anything in your connected calendar counts as busy, whatever it's called.

Can customers move an appointment themselves?

Yes. The confirmation carries a link to move or cancel, within the limits you set.

Does it work if several of us take jobs?

Yes. Each person connects their own calendar and has their own hours, and the job goes to whoever is free.

Can I use it without the other agents?

Yes. Bookings works on its own — and every other Nordio agent books into it when you add one.

The agents are only as good as the calendar they book into.

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