Anna Lewis
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is there a simple list of all our bookings for the week not the calendar with what weve earned so far
Declan
Online booking for window tinting
The client picks the film, the set of windows and an arrival time before he sets off. The bay is held for exactly as long as the job runs, and what was already fitted, which film and on which windows, stays in the client card.
Everything a tinting booking needs
The film is chosen before the car arrives, not in the bay
Which film, what percentage, what it costs and how many hours the car will stand: the client settles all of that before he drives over. The morning in the bay no longer starts with a long conversation over an open bonnet.
A slot booked in a minute
The client picks the job, the film and a time, then confirms, with no ringing the workshop and no waiting for the fitter to put the heat gun down.
Only the hours the bay is free
The only times offered are the ones the job fits into whole: a rear windscreen an hour, the rear three two, a full set four, plus the pause between cars.
Answers on percentages and warranty
How much light a film lets through, what you fit on a windscreen and what only on the rear glass, and how long the warranty runs: written on the page once and for all.
Booked from a phone in the next bay
Half the clients come from the detailing and wrapping shop next door. The page works the same on a phone, so they book where they remembered the tint.
One bay, one calendar for the whole day
The cars stand one after another, so what you see is not "probably free" but how many hours the bay genuinely has left before the shift ends.
The bay cannot be taken twice
A bay is added as a specialist with a schedule of its own: while film is being laid in it, no second car can book that time.
Moving a car without a chain of calls
A client puts it off because of a downpour, or is stuck in traffic, and the booking moves in a couple of clicks while the next one is told the new time.
The whole workshop in one day
Tinting, detailing and the wash next door in one calendar: who is on which bay, and what will be finished by the evening.
The result in numbers
The next car drives in when the last one has driven out
A rear windscreen holds an hour, the rear three two, a full set four, and between them there is time to blow the dust out and warm the bay. Clients are only offered the windows their job fits into before the shift ends, so one delay does not eat the whole evening.
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Clients book a slot even in the middle of the night
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To describe a job with its hours and its price
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Of reminders before arrival go out automatically
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Integrations, calendar and Telegram among them
Quick start
How to open online booking for tinting
Setting it up takes an evening: the jobs with their hours and prices, the bay schedule, and a link you can drop into the detailer’s chat.
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Create the workshop page
Add the address, contacts, photographs of finished cars and the films you work with.
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Describe the jobs and the films
Rear windscreen, rear three, full set, stripping old film: each job with its own hours and price.
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Set the bay schedule
Set when the bays are open and leave a pause between cars to clear up and warm the room through.
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Share the link
Put it on Instagram, on your Google listing and into the chat with the shops next door, and bookings land in the diary at once.
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Yes. Every job has a length of its own: a rear windscreen an hour, the rear three two, a full set four. The client sees the hours before booking and picks a time the job genuinely fits.
Yes. A bay is added as a specialist with its own schedule: while it is occupied no second car can book that time, even if a fitter is free.
Yes. The break is set in the bay schedule and is never offered to clients as free time, because film needs warmth and clean air, not a draught from the next car.
Yes, a short form lives on a page of its own: model, year, which windows and which film. The answers gather in Forms, and what matters you keep as a note on the client card.
No, Bookly issues no documents. What it does keep in the client card is which film went on which windows and on what date, which is enough to check the warranty term when the car comes back.
Bookly takes no payment on the booking page. You take the deposit your own way and enter it as an operation of its own in finances, while the method on the booking itself is marked in the booking panel: cash, card or terminal.
Yes. Create an account and set booking up with no card and no commitment.
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Bookly is not only for window tinting. Pick your own line of work: the same tools are there, arranged around different days.
Online booking for window tinting
Bookly is a Ukrainian online booking and CRM service for window tinting studios: clients choose the film, the set of windows and an arrival time before they set off, and the bay is held for exactly as long as the job runs. Which film went on which windows stays in the client card.
Tinting is short, exact work: a rear windscreen takes about an hour, the rear three two, a full set three to four, depending on the car and the number of windows. That is why the day in the bay is packed like a timetable: a car that arrives half an hour late takes the next one’s slot. And the decision to tint tends to arrive in the evening, when there is nobody left at the workshop to answer.
A booking page removes that pause and moves the choosing to before the car arrives. The client sees the film types, the light transmission as a percentage, the price and how many hours the job runs, picks a free window and confirms it himself. What you fit on a windscreen, what only on the rear glass and how long the warranty runs is written on the page once, rather than retold in every message thread.
The bottleneck in a workshop like this is the bay, not the fitter. In Bookly a bay is added as a specialist with a schedule of its own, so two cars never end up in it at the same hour, and a pause is left between them: blow out the dust, warm the room, let the film settle. When a client puts the visit off because of a downpour, and fresh film should not be driven straight into rain, the booking moves in a couple of clicks and the next client is told the new time automatically.
Half the clients come from the detailing and wrapping shop next door, and the same car often comes back: the rear glass first, then a month later a rear side window or the windscreen. The client card keeps what has already been fitted: which film, at what percentage, on which windows and when. Next time nobody has to work it out from photographs, and what is left on the rolls can be tracked in stock, so the film does not run out halfway through a car.
Bookly team