How it works

How Vuzol works: online booking, forms, storefront, and CRM

Vuzol can be rolled out step by step: create a business page or form first, then add services, staff, calendar, notifications, and customer records. This guide shows the path from first setup to daily operations.

1

Create a customer entry point

Add your business name, contacts, address, logo, and public slug. Online booking uses /book/slug, storefronts use /shop/slug, and forms can use a webhook URL or HTML snippet.

2

Create a customer entry point

For leads, create a flow with a webhook URL or HTML snippet. For bookings, create a business with logo, colors, background, and a public /book/slug.

3

Add staff, services, or products

For booking, set up staff, roles, photos, schedules, breaks, services, prices, and assignments. For stores, add categories, products, options, and images.

4

Connect notifications

Add Telegram so leads, bookings, and important events reach the team quickly. Delivery logs show successes and failures.

5

Work from calendar and customers

Clients choose available slots themselves, while managers see bookings in the calendar, create manual appointments, update statuses, and keep customer notes.

6

Work from calendar and customers

Manage bookings, statuses, notes, customer history, and exports. As the business grows, add forms, storefronts, or team access without moving to another system.

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Common launch scenarios

01

Salon or barbershop

Create services, staff, schedules, and an online booking page. Clients book the right specialist, while the administrator sees the calendar.

02

Independent specialist or consultant

Launch one booking page with services and available hours. It replaces a manual notes list and long chat coordination.

03

Storefront or studio

Add a mini store for products, gift cards, or service packages, while keeping online booking and forms for more complex requests.

What to prepare before launch

  • Business name, phone, address, or online format
  • List of services with duration and prices
  • Working hours and team breaks
  • Photos, logo, or simple brand colors
  • Telegram bot token webhook for notifications
  • A place where clients will see your booking link
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What you need for Telegram

Create a bot through BotFather, copy the bot token, add the bot to the right chat, and enter the chat id in Vuzol.

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Ready to launch online booking?

Start with a simple page, then add calendar, forms, storefront, and notifications when the business needs them.

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