Appointments Payments - What the Customer Sees on the Front-End


What the Customer Sees on the Front-End

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The customer interface for the  Payments Add-on is different from the base plugin only relating to the payment information.

Note

Since we renewed the way, how the payment works in the plugin, we recommend you to update the plugin and the add-on as minimum to these versions:

Since these versions of the base plugin and add-on, there is a possibility to define free, paid and partially paid booking slots within one calendar.


Calendar View

There are three types of the slots:

The customer can see a tip above the calendar to help distinguishing fully paid slots from partially paid slots.

Booking

When booking a paid appointment, the customer should receive a message on the Front-End stating its cost (this text can be changed in the Labels tab; learn more here).

Example

Also, during this step, the customer will receive an email message. Its content depends on the  Automatic booking option in Calendar:

  • If automatic booking is enabled - Message with information on completing payment will be sent.
  • If automatic booking is not enabled - Message stating the booking is waiting for approval will be sent. After it is approved, an e-mail with information on completing the payment will be sent.

Checkout

Once the booking is approved, the customer will be able to pay for it. This can be done on the checkout page. The example below uses EDD:

Example


Confirmation

After the purchase is confirmed, the customer will receive the following information, along with an email.

Example


More information about the CM Appointments Booking Payments Add-on  

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