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Contents · fourteen pieces of work
Most notes are somewhere to forget things. This one reads what was typed and does something about it: the appointment gets booked, the job lands on the task list, the number gets kept.
Mobile first sites built to turn a visit into a booking, a quote or a sale, not just look nice.
Captions, titles and callouts placed over the footage, filler and dead air cut, rendered in one pass.
Appointments, client records, invoicing and online booking, set up for how each kind of practice works.
Consent and intake forms in the practice's own wording, signed on a phone and filed to the record at once.
Public site with online booking and a payment portal for the full price list, with a back office behind it.
Visit the live site →Live floor map, kitchen screens showing how long each order has waited, reservations, tabs and split bills.
Storefronts with stock, promotions and delivery rules, card and bank transfer, and an owner dashboard.
| Description | Qty | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Room, standard | 7 | 4,900.00 |
| Airport transfer | 2 | 500.00 |
| Breakfast | 14 | 1,050.00 |
Bills the companies whose crew stay at a hotel. Company accounts, a stay log, and invoices that never repeat a number.
Reviews the calls, chases the reps who have not filed their numbers, and surfaces the follow ups nobody made.
Every department working from one file: appointments, records, notes, prescriptions, lab results and billing.
An enquiry form that asks what actually predicts a booking: budget, readiness to pay a deposit, and the deadline.
Answers what you offer, what it costs and when you are open, then takes the booking. Text and messaging only.
Bringing new customers to a business, and wiring it into the booking system so every enquiry is counted back to where it came from, not guessed at.
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