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Appointment Booking Systems

Appointment-based businesses — medical clinics, dental practices, physiotherapy centres, hair and beauty salons, tattoo studios, consulting firms, legal practices — all share the same operational need: a way for clients to book specific time slots with specific staff members, without a receptionist handling every booking manually. Hellenic Technologies builds appointment booking systems that match the operational reality of service businesses in Greece. That means Greek-language interfaces, Viva Wallet and Stripe payment support, configurable working hours and break times for each staff member, buffer times between appointments, and cancellation policies with automated deposit handling.

System Capabilities

  • Staff-specific booking — Clients select a service, then choose an available staff member (or let the system assign automatically); each staff member has independent working hours and days off
  • Service configuration — Multiple services with individual durations, prices, deposit requirements and staff assignments
  • Availability management — Calendar-based availability view for admins; blocked time for holidays, training days or personal time
  • Payment at booking — Optional deposit or full payment collection via Stripe or Viva Wallet; automatic refund processing on cancellations within policy window
  • Automated notifications — Booking confirmation, reminder (24h and 1h before), cancellation and rescheduling notifications via email and optionally SMS
  • Calendar sync — Bookings sync to Google Calendar or Outlook for staff members; iCal feed for compatibility with any calendar application
  • Client accounts — Optional client account creation for viewing booking history and managing upcoming appointments

Platforms We Use

For most appointment booking projects we use Amelia (for WordPress) or a custom-built booking engine for projects with requirements beyond what Amelia supports. We choose based on the complexity of your staff structure, service types and integration requirements — not on what’s easiest for us to deploy.