Services and date requests
The Services tab of your public page shows what you offer and roughly what it costs. Visitors can also ask for a date. A request is not a booking until you confirm it.
Add a service¶
- Open Services from your profile and select Add service.
- Enter the Name, Price and Currency, and a one-line Description. Add the Duration and What the client gets if you like.
- Turn on Show on my public page. The page needs a price and a description.
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Select Save.
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Tick "From" price — final after you talk if the price is a starting point. Visitors see a note that prices are indicative and you confirm the exact price after their request.
- Your page can show up to six public services. They appear as cards in the order you set with Move up and Move down, and the first price also shows in the header ("from …").
- Remove from page hides a service but keeps it for your shoots (Shoots only). These are the same packages you use in the shoot form.
Set your booking terms¶
Booking terms are shown to clients in the "What happens next" steps. Enter a Deposit, % if you take one. If you leave it empty, the page says the date is held once you confirm.
Let clients request a date¶
Under Date requests:
- Turn on Accept requests from my page. The Request a date button then opens a form with a calendar. If it's off, the button leads to your contacts.
- Set your Working days, At least, days ahead and At most, days ahead.
- Turn on Notify me about new requests to be told by notification and email.
- Under Unavailable days, add holidays or shoots outside Osvio with From and To dates. Shoots that are Booked or In progress block days automatically. Busy days only ever show to visitors as "taken".
When a visitor asks for a date¶
They choose a format, a preferred date (or say theirs is flexible), their name, how you should reply (Telegram, phone or email) and optionally an idea or wishes.
You get a notification and an email. The request is added to Clients as a shoot with the status Inquiry, and the date isn't booked until you confirm it. The visitor is told it isn't a booking yet. See Shoots and the calendar.