Appointment booking
Let customers book Without the Back and Forth
Share one link, and customers pick a time you are actually free. The meeting lands on your calendar and you get an email.
Start with a 21 day trial. Card required. Self cancel anytime in settings.
What you get
Scheduling that checks before it books
Event types for every kind of call
Set up each meeting once: how long it runs and where it happens, like Google Meet or a phone call.
One booking link per event
Copy the link and send it anywhere. Customers pick a time, enter their details and get the invite.
Never double booked
Add every calendar you use. Your booking link only shows times you are free across all of them.
Book with one person or the whole team
Choose who the customer is meeting. Everyone attends together, or dOS assigns one teammate per booking.
Lands on your calendar, with an email
New meetings are saved to the calendar you pick, and you get an email the moment someone books.
Phone calls get a phone number
When a meeting is a phone call, the customer has to leave a number before the booking goes through.
Why it works
Your link only offers times you can actually take
Before it shows a single slot, dOS checks every calendar you have told it about, and every teammate on the meeting. A time that clashes with anything never appears.
So the customer picks, the meeting is booked, and nobody sends a single 'does Tuesday work?' text.
Questions
What people ask about booking on dOS
How long does setup take?
Everything in dOS is available the moment your trial starts, including your business number. Texting US and Canadian numbers starts once carrier verification is approved, usually within 24 hours.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. You get 21 days to run your business on dOS. A card is required when you sign up, and you can cancel it yourself in settings at any point during the trial.
See it on your own calendar
A real person will walk you through setting up your first booking link.
Start with a 21 day trial. Card required. Self cancel anytime in settings.