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Airbnb, Booking, etc.. take 20% cut and I want to build a rental object funnel where you can select your timerange on a calender and get an price depending on the pricerange of the season.

You're unable to send the details of the new service calendar. Time, date, service name, etc. All relevant information.

If contact has the ability to add more than 1 guests to the class booking calendar, it could be used as an activity booking calendar. It will show available slots, then we can add multiple guests and payment is taken according to the number of guests added to that event.

📌 Feature Request: Punch Pass / Credit-Based Plans for Calendars Problem: GHL calendars work great for one-off bookings, but gyms, spas, and other recurring services need credit-based plans (e.g., 8 classes/month, 30 sessions/month). Right now, this requires manual work or external tools. Solution: Add a punch pass / credit system to calendars: • Clients buy a plan with X credits (per month or per period). • Each booking automatically deducts 1 credit. • Credits auto-renew monthly (or per billing plan cycle). • Notify clients when credits are low or renewed. Examples: • Gym: 30 classes per month → each visit = 1 credit. • Spa: 5 massages package → each booking = 1 credit. • Online classes: 8 sessions per month → each session = 1 credit. Benefits: ✅ Native support for recurring service businesses. ✅ Automates membership & booking management. ✅ Expands GHL adoption in fitness, wellness, education, etc.

There is no Calendar ID for the new service calendar v2. ( end of url 24 digit slug doesn't work for the ID to be called on ) I've talked with several reps who have no idea about V2 or IDs and tell me to use v1. One rep said v1 will be removed - ?? If we were able to call ID's in V1, it should be accessible in V2.

1. Client Address as Appointment Location • Automatically pull the client’s saved address (from contact record or custom field) into the appointment location. • Essential for in-home services, ensuring providers have the correct address inside their calendar event. 2. Add a Person / Guest to an Appointment • Option to add additional participants (e.g., couple, group, corporate). • Important for multi-person sessions where more than one client is tied to the same event. 3. Add the Same Service Multiple Times • Ability to select the same service repeatedly in one booking (e.g., 3 massages booked for a group of 3 people). • Reduces confusion and avoids creating duplicate separate appointments. 4. Sync Custom Fields into Calendar Appointments • Map custom fields (therapist requested, package type, mobility notes, etc.) directly into the V2 Calendar. • Display these fields in the calendar description for provider clarity. 5. Attach PDF of Completed Forms • Auto-attach a PDF copy of the intake/feedback form (with responses + mapped custom fields) inside the event description. • Keeps everything accessible in one place for the therapist or admin. 6. Payment Status Tracking in V2 Appointments • Manual toggle inside the event: Paid / Not Paid / Cancelled. • Ensures both the office team and the therapist can track financial status at a glance. 7. Taxes & Auto-Generated Invoices • Ability to apply regional tax rules during booking. • Auto-generate a PDF invoice when the client books, stored in the appointment and client record.

Currently when a client schedules a recurring appointment, only the first appointment shows in their client profile appointment section. This essentially means their future appointments can't be found making recurring appointments almost un-useable. For example: A client books a recurring appointment. Client calls to check when their appointment is. We go to their profile and tell them they have no appointments scheduled, when actually they do have appointments scheduled you just can't see them. I'm not sure how this is considered a new feature, but that is what I was told to enter. In my opinion this is a serious bug. Client's recurring appointments literally cannot be seen unless you search through multiple calendars. That is a calendar failure issue.

Develop a comprehensive Dispatching feature to help businesses efficiently manage schedules and adapt to changes seamlessly. Key functionalities could include: ➕ Efficient Scheduling: Create and optimize schedules to assign the right technician to the right job every time, considering location, skillset, and job priority. ➕ Real-Time Adjustments: Enable easy handling of unexpected scheduling changes or emergencies with drag-and-drop functionality and automated notifications. ➕ Resource Allocation: Visualize technician availability and workloads to ensure optimal resource utilization. ➕ Profitability Insights: Track performance metrics, such as on-time arrival rates and job completion efficiency, to identify opportunities to improve profitability. ➕ Integration: Sync with CRM, job costing (see my comment under the Project Management idea), and billing systems for a seamless workflow from scheduling to invoicing. This feature would help us streamline operations, improve customer satisfaction, and drive profitability by ensuring jobs are completed efficiently and on time.

Business owners need to schedule jobs like pressure washing with a unique timeframe for each booking. One job might be: 10am–1pm The next: 2pm–4pm No two jobs are the same. Many other service industries face the same challenge. Please enable the ability to set a custom duration and time for each booking of the same service. Similar to how google calendar does it. (Image attached)

While we can currently set a global window booking window (date range), we need to be able to set windows for specific services and/or categories