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Peak Booking / For trade businesses

The phone rings on the job site.The customer still needs an appointment.

Callback request, consultation or on-site measurement: these are three different appointments with different durations. With Peak Booking each type gets its own page, with a travel buffer and daily limit. Emergencies lead to the phone number through a rule instead of to the calendar.

Put the goal into words. Add perspectives and timing right below.

Local draft · no product activation
See the trades example

Two appointment types. Clearly separated, one calendar.

One job. The right appointment.

One trade business / two appointment types

01Per appointment type02On site03Emergency
Business life / appointments

From the call to an appointment that fits the day.

Per appointment type
Own page and duration
On site
Buffer and daily limit
Emergency
“Other place” rule with phone number
Editorial working note · not the product view
For the tradesCallback → On-site visit → Quote

Your appointments

How would you separate them?

Create a local note with sample details. Please don't enter real customer addresses; nothing is saved or sent.

Local working example · nothing is saved or sent. Please don't enter personal data.

Peak Booking / Start noteLOCAL DRAFT
01 / Your thoughts
02 / Your start noteLocal preview

Three thoughts. A clear booking path.

Draft · not yet put together

The appointment types
Still open
The other path
Still open
The buffer
Still open
Your input appears here right away. With “View the start note” you check the three details locally.

Two appointment types at a trade business

What does the customer need first?

Choose the appointment type. Questions, duration and sample note follow the situation.

Bathroom renovation

A family is planning a new bathroom and wants someone to come by and measure.

The action
An “on-site measurement” page asking for address and project. Buffer and daily limit keep the day doable.
The intent
An on-site visit with address and reason in the calendar.
Working example / On-site visit

The on-site note

Project
Renew the whole bathroom
Buffer
Forty-five minutes of travel
Afterwards
Quote as a task in Peak Work
Editorial structure sketch · not a customer reference

The example makes the flow clear. The product proof shows where it starts in Peak Booking.

To the product proof

Does this fit you?

A clear job. Clear limits.

An appointment
that holds.

This is where Peak Booking helps.

  • You're often out and can't take every call.
  • You want to clearly separate callback, consultation and on-site visit.
  • You need travel time between two appointments.
BuffersDaily limit

Emergency path

What Peak Booking doesn't do today.

  • Peak Booking doesn't plan routes or know travel times between addresses.
  • Distribution across several technicians through team pools is planned, not available.
  • Automatic SMS reminders are planned.

The next proof is the product

Create your first appointment type as a test.

Create a “callback” page with an emergency rule and book yourself in test mode. That way you see both paths.

Start Peak Booking

Peak Booking / Your next step

Less phone, more craft.

Pick the appointment type that costs you the most coordination. The right flow follows from it.

See the trades example
Local working example

For appointments that hold.

“Other place” rule with phone number

Frequently asked questions

Can I plan travel time between visits?

Yes, with a buffer before and after each visit. Peak Booking does not plan routes.

What if a request is not for us?

With “other place” or “not a fit” the guest gets a clear next step instead of a meeting.

Does Peak send reminders before the meeting?

Automatic reminders and SMS are planned. Today the guest gets a confirmation e-mail with a calendar link, an .ics file and a link to reschedule or cancel.