Appointments

From booking request to a well-run day.

Keep calendars, clients, services, professionals, and booking profiles connected in the workspace where the work happens.

TuesdayAppointment day
Client appointmentConfirmed
Online booking requestReady to review
Available timeVisible to the team
Day · week · monthCalendar views for the way you plan
One client recordContext that stays with the appointment
Public bookingServices and availability clients can understand

What you can manage

The appointment operation stays connected.

Each part of the day uses the same workspace context, so teams do not have to rebuild the story in separate tools.

Plan the calendar

Move between day, week, month, and list views, then create or edit appointments in context.

Keep client details useful

Maintain the client record beside appointment history instead of searching through messages.

Shape the service catalog

Organize services and service groups so the team and the booking page use the same offer.

Coordinate professionals

Connect professionals with services, access, and compensation settings for the selected workspace.

Publish booking profiles

Control profile details, photos, location, schedule, audience, and bookable offers.

Review performance

See yearly revenue, appointment volume, average appointment value, and revenue by month.

How work moves

A clear path from setup to service.

  1. 1

    Define what clients can book

    Set up services, professionals, working time, and the workspace that owns the appointment.

  2. 2

    Receive or create the appointment

    Review a public booking request or add an appointment directly from the schedule.

  3. 3

    Run the day from one calendar

    Keep time, client, service, and professional context together as plans change.

  4. 4

    Use the result to plan next

    Review appointment and revenue performance without leaving the operating workspace.

Built to fit the operation

Start with one professional. Grow into many workspaces.

Brulka supports an independent schedule and the additional structure an organization needs: professionals, permissions, shared services, and separate workspaces.