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How to display a subset of services and/or stores in the booking widget

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How to display a specific subset of services

By default (i.e. with no applied configuration), the booking widget displays all of your services. If you offer many services, this may cause friction with your clientele, since they are forced to sort through the entire list of services to locate the right one. To prevent this, we suggest using service tags.

Tags are used to filter content displayed in the booking widget. With tags, you'll be able to display specific services, independent of category relation.

*Note: tags serve as a filter, which means only the target services will be displayed (i.e. all others will be excluded).

Use case examples

  • Only displays services that are offered in-store.

  • Only displays services that are offered during a limited period, or are in promotion.

  • etc.

To use tags, you must assign (i.e. enter) them to the appropriate service(s); go to the "Services" tab > Service details > Booking Filter Tags, then enter a tag name.

  • To learn how to implement it in the booking widget v2, see here. You may also use the code generator (US, EU) for a quicker implementation.

  • To learn how to implement it in the booking widget v3, see here; we suggest using the code generator (US, EU).

For a visual example, see here.

How to display a specific subset of stores

[Following the logic explained in the previous section]

If you want to display a subset of stores in your widget, we suggest the following:

  1. Use location tags – result: display only the stores that have the specified tag(s).

  2. Use service tags – result: display only the stores containing services that have the specified tag(s).

Related: if you want to allow clients to filter your stores by category, use the "locationCategory" property.

*IMPORTANT: for any of the options mentioned above, the store selection parameter must be enabled in your widget.

Option 1: location tags

Select this option if you want to display specific stores, independent of category relation.

Use case examples

  • Only display stores that offer your summer promotion.

  • Only display the stores that have staff members that can offer a specific service(s).

To apply tags to stores, go to the "My Business" tab > Business details > Booking Filter Tags.

  • To learn how to implement it in the booking widget v2, see here; you may also use the code generator (US, EU) for a quicker implementation.

  • To learn how to implement it in the booking widget v3, see here; we suggest using the code generator (US, EU).

For a visual example, see here.

Option 2: service tags

Select this option if you want to display the store(s) that offer a target service(s).

Use case examples

  • Only display stores that offer your "Manicure" service.

  • To implement in the booking widget v2, see here.

  • To implement in the booking widget v3, see here.

Other: location category dropdown

This option is only applicable if you have a Head Office.

Select this option to display a dropdown of your store categories (created in the Head Office, see the "My Stores" tab), which filter your stores.

  • To implement in the booking widget v2, see here.

  • To implement in the booking widget v3, see here.

Notes

Tags can be combined using logical expressions:

  • Display services that meet the specified tag conditions ("AND" condition). For example, configuring the widget with "vip, member" will only display services that have both of these tags.

  • Display services that meet either of the specified tag conditions ("OR" condition). For example, configuring the widget with "vip|member" will display services that have at least one of either the "vip" or "member" tags.

  • For examples in the booking widget v2, see here.

  • For examples in the booking widget v3, see here.

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