Set opening hours, holidays and closures
Set your regular opening hours, add special days such as a late opening, and plan holidays or closures when nobody can book.
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Your opening hours decide when clients can book online. On top of that you can give a single date different hours, such as a late opening, and plan closures for holidays. It's all on the Opening hours tab of your business.
Set your regular opening hours
Step 1: Go to Businesses, click Manage next to your business and open Opening hours.
Step 2: Set each day to Open or Closed and enter the opening and closing times.
Step 3: Same hours every day? Fill in Monday and click Copy Monday to all days.
Step 4: Click Save changes.
Add a special day
Under Special days you give one date different hours, for example a late-night opening or a short day on New Year's Eve. Pick the Date, enter the times or choose Closed all day, add a Note if you like and click Add special day.
Holidays and closures
Under Closures & holidays you plan periods when nobody can be booked. Pick a From and Until date, add a Note such as “Christmas”, and click Add closure. Only closed for part of the day, for example for a team training? Tick Only part of the day (on every day of this period) and choose the times.
Close your business temporarily
Closed for longer, for example during a refurbishment, or not sure yet until when? On the Overview tab, under Temporary closure, turn on Temporarily closed. Clients see a notice and can't book until you reopen. Optionally pick a Closed until date, which clients see in the notice, and write a Message for customers. When you reopen, switch it off again yourself.
What's the difference between a closure and Temporarily closed?
A closure is planned ahead for fixed dates, and outside those dates everything carries on. Temporarily closed locks your whole booking page straight away, until you switch it off again.
How do I block one team member instead of the whole business?
Use that team member's holidays. See Plan breaks and time off.
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