Videos
Watch somebody do it once.
Screen recordings on a real install, at real speed, with the mistakes left in.
Nothing here is a sizzle reel — if a step takes four minutes, the video takes four minutes.
None of these exist yet. The product has never been rendered on a
screen, so there is nothing to record. This page is the plan: twelve videos, these titles, these
lengths — and the first one gets made the day there is a screenshot worth taking.
From zip to first bookingInstall, four settings, a service, a practitioner, and a real appointment on the front end.
Putting the wizard on your pageGutenberg block, shortcode attributes, and making it match your theme without touching CSS.
Leaving Amelia, start to finishA real dry run, reading the report line by line, then the import and the shortcode swap.
What the importer refuses, and whyThe column check, and why refusing by name beats importing nothing.
Thirteen gateways and which to pickWhat each one needs, running several at once, and letting the customer choose.
Deposits, balances and refundsFixed or percentage, collecting at the desk, and what a partial refund does.
Tax, GST and invoice numberingPer-item rates, inclusive pricing, and a sequence an auditor will accept.
The no-show system explainedConfirm-or-release, the waiting list filling the gap, and the risk score's one power.
Setting up two-way WhatsAppTwilio, the sandbox, Meta template approval, and a live reply arriving.
The booking assistant, honestlyWhat it does, what it refuses, and the claim check that stops it inventing a price.
The admin copilot: plan, approve, undoA bulk reassignment from sentence to audit log, including undoing it.
Webhooks in fifteen minutesRegistering an endpoint, verifying a signature, and wiring it into n8n.
How they will be made
Three rules for every one of them.
Real time, real install
No cuts that hide a wait, no pre-seeded
database that skips the boring part. If Meta takes two days to approve a template, the video
says two days.
Made by whoever built it
Not a voice artist reading a script.
The person explaining the risk score is the person who chose how it is weighted.
Captioned and transcribed
Every video has a transcript on the
page, because a transcript is searchable, skimmable and readable on a train.