Staff Slot Blocking & Break Management
"Lunch, training, or a day off—blocked before anyone can book it."
Block any time slot for any team member for lunch breaks, personal time, training, or sudden leave. Blocked slots instantly become invisible on your online booking website and lock out manual scheduling errors on your dashboard.
From setup to result,
three steps.
Select staff and time range
Open any staff member's digital calendar view and simply drag across the timeline to select the exact hours you want to secure.
Block updates immediately
The selected slot disappears from your public booking website instantly and marks the staff member as unavailable on your internal dashboard.
Automate recurring blocks
Set fixed daily slots like 1:00 PM–2:00 PM for lunch or recurring Monday morning staff meetings—the system auto-blocks them indefinitely.
Why it matters for
your business.
Zero accidental double-bookings
Staff within a blocked period can never be double-booked by clients online or reception teams internally—the system strictly locks the slot.
Set-and-forget lunch slots
Configure standard team breaks once. The software automatically applies the blocks across the entire calendar, saving daily administrative work.
Full multi-team visibility
Your reception team can view everyone's blocked blocks at a glance, making it effortless to map out walk-ins and arrange floor coverage.
Automated leave syncing
The moment an employee's vacation or sick leave is approved in the system, their calendar is automatically blocked for that entire date range.
Built for every
beauty business.
Select your industry to see exactly how this feature applies to you.
Works better with these.
Multi-Staff Parallel Appointment Booking
Two services, two staff, one client, one slot.
Staff Leave & Absence Management
Approved leaves auto-block the schedule. Zero manual coordination.
Service Finish-Time Prediction
Clients know when they'll be done. Staff know what's next.
Want this running in your
business today?
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