Accept appointments online, manage employees and schedules
Trafft scheduling software helps businesses and individuals manage their bookings, meetings & staff. You can customize forms to fit your brand, easily embedded in the website page, or generate a booking page in a minute without you even having a website.
👋 Hi, Product Hunt! I am Alexander, I am the CEO and Founder at Trafft Booking SaaS. Trafft has been a long journey for us (though even more lies ahead), we've been building it for over 2 years, it is a next-gen product in our family of booking tools (you might have heard about our WordPress booking tool called Amelia). Since late 2020 we've been working with our early adopters on the first public versions of Trafft, adding more features, polishing the UX for existing ones, and collecting feedba
Such an awesome concept and incredible implementation so far. Really interested to see where y'all go from here.
Looks great! Any plans for adding MS Teams support? Would love to see at least either auto-creation of Teams Meetings (with basic features, should be 1 API call really), and also the calendar tab (if easy enough) to show the meetings schedule! Keep the good stuff going!
Can it handle booking twice weekly appointments (or once or three or four times a week) on a monthly basis (in other words every Mon and Wed) and only pay a standard monthly price. So I want clients to be able to book twice a week and pay a monthly price regardless of where they have eight, nine or ten appointments because the month starts on different days and may have 28, 29, 30 or 31 days.
Our company accepts 99% of all applications via telephone and e-mail. I am very glad that there is an opportunity to unload our operators. It is an amazing tool, easy to use and easy to integrate. This is the perfect assistant - nothing superfluous that can distract, only the functions that you need in a stable and beautifully packaged service. I rarely go to the "About us" section of the site, but after looking, I realized that a really powerful experienced team with a lot of regalia is engaged
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