The Intelligent Appointment Scheduling Blog

Reserve with Google is a great way to capture interested and warm prospects from any inbound channel and book confirmed appointments right from Google. It works seamlessly through Google Search, Google Maps, and Google Assistant for scheduling appointments with retail, banks and credit unions.

Our appointment scheduling solution features the tools that help businesses and professionals manage their busy schedules of appointments and meetings more easily and effectively. Let’s take a look at all of our deployment options and their distinct benefits.

From virtual try-ons to in-store classes and nap centers, leading brands are offering customers meaningful experiences and more personalized services. Here are a few of our favorite examples where retailers have turned the customer engagement dial up to 11.

Mobile engagement is now essential in the age of social media, and businesses are increasingly searching for the best appointment scheduling solution for mobile devices. Businesses need to reach users in the right place, at the right time and drive them to the best employee to suit their needs.

Scheduling an appointment over the phone or through back and forth emails is far more time-consuming and frustrating than it should be. That's why organizations are turning to online appointment scheduling software to help drive growth and customer loyalty.

Whether you’re skiing down the side of a mountain or kicking up your feet on a beach, everyone deserves their vacation time. But just because you’re on vacation, doesn’t mean you want to miss an opportunity to connect with a customer or prospect once you’re back.

Reputation.com’s recently released 2019 Retail Banking Reputation Report is a reminder of how banking still has quite a ways to go to address the customer dissatisfaction that’s impacting their brands.

What is BOLIS? Buy online, learn in-store is a natural fit in today's retail evolution. Brands need more creative ways to showcase products and services, and consumers, especially Millennials and Gen Z, have shown more interest in lifelong learning that takes place outside of traditional classrooms.