Getting Started Guide Day 3:
Understanding the appointment lifecycle

Whenever a client books an appointment with your business, it gets added to your calendar in Open status. Open status appointments are typically in the future and block off your schedule to keep you from getting double booked.

But what happens after the appointment time comes to pass? Depending on if the client showed up for the appointment or not, you’ll want to mark the appointment as completed or no show.

Marking the status of your appointments helps when, a year down the road, you want to know how many appointments you completed at the same time the previous year.

Learn more on how to manage the status of your appointments in the video below.

Next Steps:

• Login to TimeTap and check out your appointment lists: Now that you understand how the statuses of appointments work, login and check out your different appointment lists!
• Read our written docs on changing appointment statuses: You've got the video under your belt, but if you're hungry for more, we've got loads of written documentation available for you too.
• Take your scheduling game to the next level with an onboarding call: Getting a scheduler built just right for your business takes a lot of work. Our TimeTap success coaches will walk you through the process individually and make sure it's all set up the way you want it.

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