Schedopia – Appointment Booking & Scheduling
| 开发者 | thinkmatic |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年8月17日 14:22 |
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| PHP版本: | 8.1 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
Schedopia is a complete appointment booking and scheduling plugin for WordPress. Add an online booking form to your site in minutes and let customers reserve a service with the right staff member at a time that actually works — automatically, around the clock, without the back-and-forth of phone calls and emails.
Whether you run a salon, a clinic, a tutoring service, or a consulting practice, Schedopia turns your website into a booking engine. Every appointment is a real, dated record, and a built-in guard means two customers can never grab the same slot — so you stop worrying about double-bookings and no-shows.
Best of all, Schedopia is fully self-hosted. Your bookings, your customers, and your data stay on your own site. Nothing loads from third-party services unless you turn on optional reCAPTCHA spam protection yourself, and there are no per-booking fees.
Why choose Schedopia?
- Bookings while you sleep — a mobile-friendly booking form takes reservations 24/7, so you never miss a customer.
- Never double-book again — every booking is validated against real staff availability, with a reliable guard against two people taking the same time slot.
- Your data stays yours — 100% self-hosted, no CDNs, no per-booking commission. The plugin contacts no external service unless you opt in to reCAPTCHA spam protection.
- Set up in minutes — a guided setup wizard walks you through services, staff, and hours.
- Looks like your brand — customize the booking form's colors, fonts, and buttons with a live preview.
- Online booking form — a clean, mobile-first form that customers use to pick a service, choose a staff member, and book an available time in a few simple steps. Add it to any page with the
[schedopia_booking]shortcode. - Service catalog — organize services into categories, each with its own price and duration.
- Service add-ons — offer extras alongside a service. Each add-on carries its own price and duration, so choosing one extends the appointment's total and the time blocked on the calendar — customers and staff both pick them while booking.
- Staff & availability management — set each team member's weekly working hours, days off, buffer times, and capacity. Availability automatically drives which time slots customers can book.
- Real dated appointments — every booking carries its own date, time, and timezone, protected by a transactional double-booking guard.
- Customer management — keep a record of your customers and their booking history.
- Form appearance customizer — brand the booking form with global colors, fonts, shapes, and button styles, plus custom labels for each step, all with a live preview.
- Powerful admin dashboard — a fast single-page admin with a dashboard, filterable bookings list, team calendar, service catalog, scheduling, customers, staff, payments, and an activity log.
- CSV export — download your bookings as a spreadsheet. The export follows whatever filters the list is showing, and covers the whole filtered set, not just the page on screen.
- Manual & offline payments — record cash, bank transfer, and mark-as-paid payments.
- Automated email notifications — booking confirmations, cancellations, new-booking alerts for your team, and appointment reminders.
- Customer self-service cancellation — customers cancel from a secure link in their email, with no account needed. You decide whether it's allowed and how close to the start time it stays open.
- Calendar feed & add-to-calendar — subscribe Google Calendar, Outlook, or Apple Calendar to a read-only feed of your bookings, and let customers save an appointment straight from their confirmation email.
- Works with your page builder — the
[schedopia_booking]shortcode works everywhere, including the Gutenberg shortcode block and the Elementor Shortcode widget.
BookingSource, NotificationChannel, PaymentMethod), and every booking flows through a single validated path — so an extension can never create a booking the core would reject. Data is stored in dedicated relational tables (wp_schedopia_*) rather than as custom post types.
安装:
Automatic installation
- Go to Plugins → Add New in your WordPress admin.
- Search for "Schedopia".
- Click Install Now, then Activate.
- Upload the
schedopiafolder to the/wp-content/plugins/directory. - Activate the plugin through the Plugins screen in WordPress.
- The plugin's custom tables (
wp_schedopia_*) are created automatically on activation. - Follow the setup wizard to add your services, staff, and working hours.
- Create or edit a page and insert the
[schedopia_booking]shortcode to display your booking form (it also works inside the Gutenberg shortcode block and the Elementor Shortcode widget). - Manage everything from the Schedopia admin screens, or via the REST API under
/wp-json/schedopia/v1/.
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常见问题:
Is Schedopia free?
Yes. Schedopia is a complete, self-hosted appointment booking plugin with no per-booking fees.
What types of businesses is Schedopia for?
Any service business that runs on appointments — salons, barbershops, spas, clinics, dentists, therapists, coaches, tutors, consultants, and home or repair services.
Can customers book appointments online themselves?
Yes. Add the [schedopia_booking] form to any page and customers can pick a service, choose a staff member, and book an available time on their own, 24/7.
Will it prevent double-bookings?
Yes. Every booking is validated against real staff availability with a transactional double-booking guard, so two customers can never take the same time slot.
Can I take payments?
Schedopia records manual and offline payments — cash, bank transfer, and mark-as-paid.
Does Schedopia work with Elementor and Gutenberg?
Yes. The [schedopia_booking] shortcode works in any editor, including the Gutenberg shortcode block and the Elementor Shortcode widget. Only one booking form can appear per page.
Does Schedopia rely on any third-party services?
Not unless you ask it to. Out of the box Schedopia contacts no external service and loads nothing from third-party CDNs — your business data stays on your own site. There is one opt-in exception: if you switch on reCAPTCHA spam protection and supply your own keys, the booking form then loads Google's script and checks submissions with Google (see the External Services section below). The only other third-party links anywhere are the optional "add to calendar" buttons in customer emails, which are ordinary links your customer may choose to click to save their appointment in Google or Outlook.
Does Schedopia use custom database tables or custom post types?
Custom tables (wp_schedopia_*). Bookings, services, staff, customers, and payments are stored relationally rather than as posts.
How do developers extend Schedopia?
Through documented lifecycle hooks, filters, and driver interfaces (BookingSource, NotificationChannel, PaymentMethod). Every booking flows through one validated path, so an extension can never create a booking the core would reject. A full REST API is available under /wp-json/schedopia/v1/.
What happens to my data if I uninstall?
Uninstall preserves your business data by default. Deletion only happens if you explicitly opt in.
更新日志:
1.2.2 - 2026-08-17
- Added: Export your bookings to CSV. The Export CSV button on the Bookings screen downloads exactly what the list is showing — the same search term, status tab, staff and service filters — ready to open in Excel, Google Sheets, or Numbers. The whole filtered set is included, not just the page on screen.
- Fixed: Searching the bookings list works again. The search box previously failed and returned nothing; it now matches on customer name and email, service, and staff member.
- Added: Spam protection on the booking form. A hidden decoy field and a minimum fill-time check quietly reject automated submissions before anything is saved, so junk bookings never reach your list. Both work out of the box with nothing to configure.
- Added: Optional Google reCAPTCHA v3 for the booking form, under Settings → Booking rules. It stays switched off until you turn it on and add your own keys — until then the form contacts no outside service at all.
- Added: Customers can cancel their own booking from a secure link in their confirmation, pending, and reminder emails. They see their booking details and confirm before anything changes, and no account or login is needed.
- Added: A "Booking rules" settings section that controls whether customer cancellations are allowed at all, and how many hours before the start time the link stops working.
- Added: A read-only calendar feed. Subscribe Google Calendar, Outlook, or Apple Calendar to it and your bookings appear alongside the rest of your schedule. It stays off until you turn it on under Settings, and you can rotate the address at any time if it gets shared too widely.
- Added: "Add to calendar" buttons for Google, Outlook, and Apple in confirmation and reminder emails, so customers can save the appointment in one click. You can switch these off under Settings if you would rather not send customers to Google or Outlook.
- Improved: Every customer email has been redesigned — your business name at the top, the appointment details in a clear panel, and a readable layout that holds together on phones and in Outlook. Nothing is loaded from anywhere else, so the emails render the same with images switched off.
- Improved: A slot freed by a customer cancellation becomes bookable again immediately, and the cancellation flows through the same notifications as a cancellation made from the admin.
- Added: Service add-ons. Attach optional extras to a service on the new Add-ons screen — each add-on carries its own price and duration.
- Added: Customers can pick add-ons while booking, with an itemized summary showing what each one costs.
- Added: Staff can pick add-ons in the admin New Booking dialog, and the booking details drawer lists the add-ons on a booking.
- Improved: Available times automatically resize to the service plus the chosen add-ons, so a slot is only offered when the whole appointment fits and the calendar blocks the real time taken.
- Improved: An add-on's name, price, and duration are saved with the booking, so past bookings and receipts don't change when you edit the catalog later.
- Fixed: Bookings submitted without a timezone now default to the site's WordPress timezone instead of UTC, so wall-clock times are stored against the correct zone.
- Added: First stable release — a complete appointments booking system: a service catalog with categories; staff with weekly working hours, days off, buffers, and capacity; real dated bookings with a transactional double-booking guard; manual / offline payment recording; email notifications (confirmation, cancellation, operator alert, reminders); a setup wizard; a single-page admin dashboard; and the customer-facing
[schedopia_booking]form with the Form Appearance customizer. - Added: A single validated booking path (admin, form, and API) with serial/reference generation and a confirmation email on every booking.
- Added: A REST API for every entity with schema-driven validation, granular per-area capabilities, and rate limiting on the public API.
- Added: Self-hosted fonts and assets — loads nothing from third-party CDNs. Uninstall preserves business data unless you opt in to deletion.