Help! In need of a scheduling application!

[eddiexhart]

So my very good friend has hired me to digitalize her life.
She's a small business chiropractor that runs her business out of her home and has A LOT of clients. She wants me turn her appointment book into an online and sync'd one cloud. I just don't know how to go about it.
I was looking into and trying to use schedulicity.com but it's WAY to complex.
Can somebody PLEASE help me with this? I've done a Google search but I just don't even know where to begin.

 

[vincent.m]

Why can't you just use iCal? It's simple and effective, best of all, iCloud is free.

 

[eddiexhart]

I would love to but just don't know how to go about it.

 

[GimmeSlack12]

So my very good friend has hired me to digitalize her life.

Why did she "hire" someone who doesn't know how to accomplish the task at hand?

You could also use Microsoft Outlook, a bit more robust than iCal but none more simple. Another easy, free method is using Google Docs, Calendar and Contacts (Gmail).

 

[vincent.m]

I would love to but just don't know how to go about it.

Super easy to do!
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2513?viewlocale=en_US
Just skim through that a bit and play around with iCal yourself.

 

[eddiexhart]

Why did she "hire" someone who doesn't know how to accomplish the task at hand?

You could also use Microsoft Outlook, a bit more robust than iCal but none more simple. Another easy, free method is using Google Docs, Calendar and Contacts (Gmail).

She hired someone to clean up all of her emails, sync her iOS devices, and digitalize her life. But in the middle of doing it, she asked if I could figure out how to put her on online schedule.

 

[ksmith80209]

Have you tried Setster.com (http://www.setster.com/)? I have a friend who is a chiropractor and he just implemented this within his website. Having just used it, I have to say it works pretty well.

 

[schedulista]

eddiexhart, sorry to hear about your problems with Schedulicity.

My company does online scheduling for people just like the chiropractor who hired you.

Our service is very simple to set up (this is something we work very hard at), and if you have any questions we can walk you through the process over the phone.

If this is still something you're interested in, you can sign up for a free trial of Schedulista (my company's service), here: http://www.schedulista.com

If you need any help getting set up, or have any questions, you can call us at (206) 457-3451, or email info@schedulista.com.

Best of luck!

-- Lowell Manners
Founder, Scheduista
lowell@schedulista.com