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Frequently Asked Questions

This page answers common questions about how FullDay works.

If you would like more detailed explanations of a specific feature, follow the related documentation links included throughout this page.

An organization represents your business within FullDay. It contains your locations, services, specialists, clients, bookings, subscriptions, and organization-wide settings.

See Locations & Organization Settings.

Multiple locations allow one organization to manage several business sites from a single platform. Each location can have its own business hours, pricing, specialists, and availability.

Can different locations have different business hours?

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Yes. Business hours are managed independently for each location, allowing every site to operate on its own schedule.

Yes. Services support location-specific pricing, allowing the same service to have different prices at different locations.

See Services, Specialists & Scheduling.

Why isn’t a service available for online booking?

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A service is available only when the scheduling engine can find a valid combination of service, location, specialist, and available time that satisfies your scheduling rules.

Why can’t clients see available appointment times?

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Availability is calculated using business hours, specialist shifts, scheduling rules, and existing bookings. If any requirement is not met, that time is not offered.

Can multiple specialists provide the same service?

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Yes. A service can be assigned to multiple specialists. FullDay automatically considers every qualified and available specialist when calculating appointment availability.

How is appointment availability calculated?

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Availability is generated in real time by evaluating services, locations, specialists, business hours, scheduling rules, and existing bookings together.

See Services, Specialists & Scheduling.

What’s the difference between Booking Portal and Booking Management?

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The Booking Portal is where clients book appointments online. Booking Management is where your team creates, updates, and manages bookings internally. Both use the same scheduling engine and real-time availability.

See Booking Portal and Booking Management.

Yes. Whenever a booking is created, updated, cancelled, or rescheduled, availability is recalculated immediately across the platform.

Yes. Staff can create appointments directly from Booking Management while using the same scheduling rules that apply to online bookings.

Completed forms become part of the client’s permanent record, allowing documents to be viewed alongside bookings and other client information.

Once completed and signed, documents are stored securely and remain attached to the client’s record for future reference.

See Forms & Documents.

Yes. Organizations can move between available subscription plans as their business needs change.

What’s the difference between monthly and annual billing?

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Both options include the same platform functionality. Annual billing provides discounted pricing compared to monthly billing.

Your subscription determines the features and capacity available to your organization, including supported locations and other plan-specific capabilities.

See Billing & Subscriptions.

What information is included in Reports & Finance?

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Reports & Finance provide insights into revenue, cash reconciliation, financial summaries, SMS usage, and other operational metrics generated through daily business activity.

Cash reconciliation compares expected cash with recorded balances to help identify discrepancies and maintain accurate financial records.

See Reports & Finance.

What services does FullDay integrate with?

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FullDay integrates with external services that support subscription billing, email delivery, and other operational workflows while keeping your business data centralized within the platform.

Business data—including clients, bookings, services, scheduling, and reports—is managed within FullDay. External providers handle specialized services such as payment processing and email delivery without replacing the platform as your central source of business information.

See Integrations.

Which channels does Customer Support support?

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Email, Facebook Messenger, and Instagram Direct Messages. You connect them under Settings → Integrations → Support channels. Replies go back out on the same channel the customer used.

Does the AI reply to customers on its own?

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No. AI drafts suggested replies (Reply, Ask for clarification, or Escalate). A person on your team must choose a draft, edit it if needed, and send it.

The knowledge base is a per-organization library of articles and files the AI uses when drafting replies. Add policies, hours, and common answers so suggestions stay accurate.

Team members who can view bookings can open the inbox. Team members who can update bookings can reply, change status, and manage AI settings and the knowledge base.

See Customer Support.