YouBookIn.com - Appointments made online

Making and breaking appointments is a headache for both business and clients, so to alleviate this pain, YouBookIn.com has found a solution. YouBookIn.com is a site where business can open their scheduling to the public 24 hours a day and 7 days a week with almost instant transactions. This way, clients don't have to call and irritate the secretaries, reminders can be sent online and cancellations are more likely to be made in advance than forgotten. Businesses that utilize YouBookIn.com will be able to increase their revenues by making it more convenient for clients to do business with them and without them having to make calls just to set up an appointment. Even if a company does not have a website, they can simply point their clients to the YouBookIn.com directory where they can easily find the specific company's page. Not only does this site take care of booking and reminders, takes responsibility for the backups and safety of data, and allows clients to pay through PayPal. Businesses that are skeptical about putting personal information online can start a free trial at YouBookIn.com and judge the time and money savings for themselves.

"YouBookIn is designed specifically for service businesses unlike other passive scheduling tools. Making it a priority to get your appointment book filled and reduces no-shows (money in the door). YouBookIn goes beyond your office, connecting your appointment book to a far broader online community at www.youbookin.com. Enabling businesses to pull in more bookings as well as market their brand and services to customers."

YouBookIn.com has a great idea and I think all busy parents and forgetful kids will be smart to take advantage of it. In addition to all of the features listed above, the site really does go to great lengths to support its clients with Google maps, client folders and marketing tools. From all of the features its clear that the site designers are very in touch with the needs and desires of their audience and will continue to make improvements on an already great product.

What happens if two (or more) clients try to make reservations simultaneously?