Give clients a clear way to work with you.
Offer appointments people can book or a fixed-price gig with a defined deliverable. Keep availability, client orders and delivery details close to the rest of your business.
Tools for services
- Bookable services with availability
- Fixed-price gigs with delivery details
- Client order and booking records
- Delivery and revision tools for gigs
How it works.
- 1
Choose the service type
Use a booking for time on your calendar, or a gig for work with a specific deliverable.
- 2
Explain the offer
Set the price, availability or delivery expectations so clients know what they are buying.
- 3
Manage the work
Follow bookings or submit gig delivery and handle revision requests from the order.
Fits the rest of your work.
Keep related tasks nearby, with the right setup and recipient choices for each tool.
Bill other client work
Use invoices for work that needs a separate client bill rather than a service checkout.
Keep client records useful
Organise contacts for the services you offer. A client record does not automatically grant marketing permission.
Review orders
Check each order status to see which work needs attention.
Start with services. Keep the related work nearby.
Use the tools that fit your business today.
Questions about services?
What is the difference between a booking and a gig?
A booking reserves an available appointment. A gig is a fixed-price deliverable with its own delivery and revision workflow.
Is every service payment held until delivery?
No. Held-payment wording applies to the eligible gig workflow, not every booking. Review the terms and payment flow for the service type you choose.
Can I offer more than one service?
Yes, within your plan limits. Keep each offer clear about its scope, availability and delivery expectations.
Start with services. Add the rest later.
Choose the tool that fits the work in front of you. Explore related tools when you need them.
Create a service