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Booking Page Messages

Customize email and text notifications sent to customers, calendar owners, and guests after booking, cancelling, or rescheduling.

Navigating to the Booking Pages > Messages tab will allow you to control the notifications sent to your clients/patients after they book an appointment with you.

Booking page messages tab

Under the Email Notifications section of the Booking Pages > Messages tab, you can also customize email messages sent to you (i.e., the calendar owner) or the client/patient. Clicking the checkbox next to the four listed options will allow you to enable/disable email notifications in the following circumstances:

  • Send email to calendar owner/admin
  • Send email to customer upon booking
  • Send email to customer and guests upon cancellation
  • Send email to customer and guests upon rescheduling
  • Send email to guests upon booking

Clicking on the “Pencil” icon to the right of the various options will allow you to customize the email message.

Adding Fields to Email and Text Notifications
Section titled “Adding Fields to Email and Text Notifications”

Please note that the fields you can use in Booking Page notifications include all of the fields documented on these two pages:

  1. Standard Message Fields
  2. Booking Appointment Template Fields

The “Standard Message Fields” trump the “Booking Appointment Template Fields” if any of them are the same. E.g., if you name a custom field “participant”, you won’t be able to use {{ participant }} in the message template. Instead you would have to use {{ booking_request.participant }}.

default and advances appointment auto messages

By default, Apptoto will send the enabled Auto Messages (found on the Auto Messages tab) to the client about the appointment they created on your calendar. These messages will be sent in addition to the notifications specified above.

If you prefer Apptoto not to send Auto Messages to appointments booked online, change this option to “Disable Auto Messages for appt created.”