Let customers book the work you actually have room to take.

Three ways a service can appear online.

You choose which services customers see. Anything you don't publish stays off the page.

Request

The customer picks a preferred date and window. It arrives as a request marked “Requested online”, and your office confirms the time. Nothing is scheduled until you do.

Appointment

The customer picks from real open arrival windows, and the visit is booked and assigned. Their confirmation says so, with the date and window.

Fixed price

For services with a known price, the customer sees your price before confirming and books a real open window. Nothing is charged online.

Times that come from the schedule you already run.

There is no separate booking calendar to keep in sync. A window is offered only when someone who does that work can actually take it — their working days and shift, time off, visits already on the board, their stop limit, how long the service takes, the travel between jobs, and whether they cover that area.

Everglow can put the times that fit the day best first, so a nearby slot beside work already booked is easier to pick. Existing appointments are never moved to make room.

Control where customers can book by service area. Outside a direct-booking area, customers can still send a request your office follows up.

Online booking doesn’t create another inbox to manage.

A confirmed booking becomes a customer, a property, a pipeline opportunity marked “Booked online”, a job, and a visit assigned on the board — the same records your team already works from. The customer sees it in their Customer Hub, and your office gets the details by email.

For fixed-price services the confirmation shows the price and says plainly that nothing was charged online. You invoice and get paid the way you already do.

The Customer Hub →