
What a notary is allowed to do changes at the provincial line. The appointment does not: a short visit, a fixed deadline and somebody who has to be there in person.
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Affidavits, certified true copies and real estate files each go on your page with their own length and their own fee, so the phone stops being the product.
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A quick declaration and a full property file sit on the same day. When the client moves the time, drag the appointment and keep the rest of the day.
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The short work that fills the week. Each one is its own service with its own length, so five in a row does not eat a whole afternoon.
A passport, a diploma or a licence copied and certified while the client waits, booked as ten minutes rather than as an open ended visit.
A document that has to be signed in front of somebody, often with family in the room and a date that was set by someone else.
A transfer or a mortgage with a closing date behind it, booked to the hour the file needs instead of the hour that happens to be open.
A longer sitting with more than one signer, priced and timed as its own service rather than squeezed in beside a certified copy.
Paperwork a bank, a school or an authority abroad will only accept if it was signed in front of somebody, with a deadline attached.
A signing at a bedside, where the room number, the visiting hours and the entrance matter more than the street name ever does.
A law office lines up several people and books one visit, so the appointment runs the length several signatures take rather than one.
The signing that cannot wait until Monday, offered only in the hours you genuinely work rather than negotiated by text each time.
They have moved us to Friday afternoon and it has to be signed before the weekend. Can you be at the room by four?
The closing moved and the time they need is not on your page. It comes in as a request with the address and the hour on it, not as a voicemail.
Every appointment sits at the hour it runs. When the hospital pushes you to three, drag it there and the rest of your day stays exactly where it was.
Twenty minutes of work an hour away is not a job, it is an afternoon. Pick the areas you will drive to and your page stops taking the rest.
They come to you, you go to them, or it happens in the evening. Same document, three different jobs, and the client picks the one they want.
Your office, their kitchen table and the evening visit are three services with three lengths and three fees, not one number argued about later.
The quote goes out as a link, they accept by typing their name, and it turns into an appointment at that address with every line already on it.
Put a date on it and it lapses by itself, so a fee you quoted in March is not still sitting live in somebody inbox in June.
On Pro one quote carries all three with your recommendation marked, and the client accepts and signs the version they picked right there on their phone.
Nobody wants an invoice for a twenty minute stop. Take it at the table and the record closes itself before you are back on the road.
Record either one by hand against the appointment in about four taps. That costs nothing on any plan and it never has.
Send a payment request they settle from their phone while you are packing up, and the receipt goes out on its own.
Card payments land in your own Stripe account and pay out to your bank, rather than sitting inside Bookables waiting on a cycle.
Almost none of this work arrives twice from the same person, and almost all of it arrives twice from the same firm. Every appointment, quote and payment sits under the one record, so the third file this month opens where the second one finished.
The floor, the room and the visitor entrance ride on the booking itself, so the job carries its own directions instead of a text you have to scroll back for.
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Yes, because it never decides what you may do. You list the services you are actually able to provide where you are, with your own lengths and fees, and the page only ever offers those.
Yes, as a choice on your booking page. Each kind of document is its own option with its own length and its own fee, so the appointment is booked at the length the work really takes.
Yes. The address on the booking is whatever you type into it, so the floor, the room and the visitor entrance ride along with the job instead of living in your phone.
Once you turn one on. Every notification ships switched off, so nothing goes out to a client until you decide it should and set how far ahead it sends.
Close it as a no show rather than deleting it. The appointment stays on the record with the address and the document on it, so the trip still counts and can still be billed.
No, and it never should. Bookables runs your calendar, your client records and your money. It does not verify anyone identity, does not hold executed documents and is not a register. That stays with you.
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