Scheduling
The Public Booking Page
Your public booking page lets customers pick a meeting type, browse available slots, and confirm a booking on your branded help center domain.
Your public booking page is a hosted page where customers can browse your meeting types, pick a slot, and confirm a booking - all on your help center domain, no extra tool needed.
Where it lives
The booking page is at:
https://<your-slug>.convot.help/en/book
Or on your custom domain:
https://help.yourapp.com/en/book
Find and copy the link from Settings → Apps → [your app] → Public site.
The booking page is off by default. Go to Settings → Apps → [your app] → Public site and toggle on the Booking section to make it live.
What customers see
- The page lists your active meeting types with name, duration, and description.
- The customer picks a meeting type.
- A calendar appears showing available slots in the customer’s local timezone.
- The customer picks a slot and fills in the booking form (name, email, any custom fields you’ve configured on the meeting type).
- They confirm. A confirmation page appears and they receive a confirmation email with the meeting details, calendar invite, and reschedule/cancel links.

Sharing the link
Put the booking link anywhere your customers might want to schedule a call:
- Your help center’s header or footer.
- Your support widget (enable the Scheduling section under Chatbox Appearance).
- Auto-reply messages that mention your onboarding calls.
- Your Shopify App Store listing page.
Showing booking in the widget
You can also enable a Book tab in the chat widget:
- Go to Settings → Apps → [your app] → Chatbox → Appearance.
- Under Widget sections, toggle on Scheduling.
- Optionally choose between showing it as its own Book tab or as a section on the Home screen.
- Save.
When the scheduling section is on, customers can book a call without leaving the widget.
Checking your bookings
All bookings - whether made from the public page, the widget, or a booking card in chat - appear in Scheduling → Bookings tab. Filter by upcoming, past, or cancelled.
Next steps
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