A public booking link your customers use without creating an account, scheduling that actually checks your calendar before it commits, and a leads pipeline that keeps every “I'll call you back” from slipping. The front-of-house, systematized.
Real app footage · Northside Auto, a demo shop with made-up customers · silent
Every tab and lane, laid out in full on the home page →
One link — on your Google profile, your site, your texts. Customers request a time with no account and no app; requests land in your Leads lane and on your phone, ready to confirm.
When Ledger drafts an appointment, it checks Google Calendar for a real conflict and blocks the double-booking unless you deliberately override. The oldest scheduling embarrassment, gone.
Every booking drafted through Ledger carries the services and prices in the event itself — so when the job's done, “invoice this appointment” bills correctly in one step.
New, contacted, quoted, booked — with follow-up dates that surface as a due-now call list. Estimated values roll into a live pipeline number, so you know what's on the table this month.
The small stuff — callbacks, parts to order, that thing you promised — tracked in the same place the rest of the operation lives, not on a sticky note.
Google reviews land in the app; the copilot drafts a reply in your voice; nothing publishes until you approve every word.
Google profile, website, a text from you — the booking page opens instantly on any phone, in your branding, no login wall.
Name, contact, what they need, when they'd like it — in your Leads lane with one-tap call and text buttons.
Conflict-checked against your real calendar, billing details embedded, confirmed by you with one tap.
The job hits the calendar, crew get assigned and dispatched, and when it's done, the invoice is one sentence away.
Switch it on in the app, drop the link on your Google profile tonight, and let the requests start landing in your pipeline.
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