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Easyworks and Square Appointments

Square takes the payment. We bring the client back.

Yes, we work alongside Square Appointments. A lot of smaller spas and studios use it because booking and payments live together and it is simple to run. What it does not do is answer the phone while you are with a client, follow up the person who asked about prices, or remind a regular that she is due. We add those, and bookings go into Square like any other.

What we add

What we build around Square Appointments.

01

Calls and messages answered

Questions handled and clients sent to book while you are busy or closed.

02

Rebooking by service

Clients get a reminder when they are due, based on the service they had.

03

Missed call text back

A missed call gets a text within seconds so the client does not move on.

04

Google reviews

A review ask after each visit to build your Google profile.

What we do not touch

This stays in Square Appointments.

Square keeps booking and payments in one place. That stays true.

Why it matters

Built for spas, studios and appointment based businesses on Square.

01

Small teams are usually busy with clients at exactly the moment new ones try to reach them.

02

The free Scan shows where enquiries wait and how you show up locally, and it will tell you if you are already in good shape.

03

If a direct connection to your Square account is not available, clients book through your Square link and you see them as usual. We confirm which first.

Related

Other software we build around.

FAQ

Square Appointments questions, answered.

No. Square stays your booking and payments system.

Often the right start is just missed call text back, rebooking reminders and reviews. The Scan tells you what is worth doing at your size.

Yes, alongside calls, texts and website chat.

You do. Your Square data stays in Square and anything we hold is exportable.

EASYWORKS

Find out if it is worth connecting at all.

The free Scan takes about a minute. If Square Appointments already covers something, it says so and we do not sell it to you.

Run the free Scan