A dependable appointment book with the client history beside it.
Coordinate practitioner availability, treatment rooms, appointments, packages, payments, and client communication without a separate system for each.
- Best for
- Massage practices and practitioner teams
- Schedule
- Duration-based appointments
- Priority
- Practitioner and room availability
Availability that accounts for the whole service
Match appointment duration with the right practitioner and treatment room before presenting the time to a client.
Practitioner schedules
Keep each provider’s working hours and appointments clear.
Treatment rooms
Avoid assigning the same room to overlapping services.
Service duration
Reserve the time the appointment actually requires.
Keep purchases connected to visits
See packages, appointments, invoices, and payments on the same client record before answering a question at the desk.
Session packages
Track purchased visits and remaining balances.
Appointment history
See upcoming and previous bookings together.
Payment history
Keep invoices and their payment status easy to find.
A consistent handoff between staff
Keep the operational notes, messages, and assigned follow-up that help the next person support the client.
Shared record
Authorized staff see the same booking and account history.
Assigned follow-up
Make responsibility for the next action explicit.
Client communication
Keep messages connected to the person and appointment.
The same system, configured around massage.
Questions from massage businesses.
Can Rellavo manage appointments of different lengths?
Yes. Services can use the duration needed when reserving practitioner and room time.
Can clients buy massage packages?
Yes. Finite session packages and remaining balances can be kept on the client record.
Can multiple practitioners share the same schedule?
The business can view the combined appointment book while each appointment remains assigned to its practitioner.
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