Freelancers and consultants, clinics and medical practices, salons and barbers, and studios that rent rooms or equipment. The same configuration handles a single freelancer with one weekly hour and a salon with eight chairs and rotating stylists.

Can I embed the booking calendar on my own site?

Yes. Two embed modes: a bottom-right floating launcher that follows visitors across pages, or an inline widget anywhere a div fits. Each widget has its own settings and an explicit allowed-origins list — no wildcards.

Does each business get its own URL?

Yes. Pick a slug and the public page lives at alma.olivares.ai/book/ . The slug stays in the URL for stability; the display name can change at any time.

How do I manage appointments?

The Appointments tab inside Settings → Booking groups by today, this week and upcoming. Reschedule, cancel, mark no-show, block dates per resource — everything in one inbox.

Booking

Booking turns Alma into a public scheduling surface for freelancers, clinics, salons and studios. Create a business in Settings → Booking, list services and resources, set working hours, and share a clean URL at alma.olivares.ai/book/<slug>. Embed on your own site as a floating launcher or inline widget. Manage every appointment from the inbox.

Booking on Alma models every appointment-driven business around four dimensions: what visitors are booking (services), who delivers it (resources — people, rooms or equipment), where it happens, and when it is available. The configuration is the page — no template builder, no calendar drag-and-drop. Server-rendered, mobile-first, indexable by search engines.

An optional public chat assistant on the booking page knows your services and answers visitor questions before booking. Manage appointments, reschedule, cancel and block dates per resource directly inside Alma.

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