Schedulicity is an appointment booking platform from the company of the same name in Bozeman, Montana.
$34.99
per month
White Fuse
Score8.6 out of 10
N/A
White Fuse is a membership management software designed specifically for associations, non-profits, societies, and clubs. Built with a focus on the UK market, the platform serves as a central hub for organisations seeking to consolidate their data, automate administrative tasks, and improve member engagement. White Fuse combines a CRM with website building, event management, and communication tools. Centralised Membership CRM At the core of White Fuse is a contact…
Everyday use is good enough, we don't have an overly complicated product that allows us to complete the tasks given to us and schedule and reschedule the meetings. The ability to allow the user to control the scheduling of meetings and look in the calendar for specific timelines has never been easier. The stress that is on the user is taken away from the user by the tool itself.
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For smaller societies where administrators are part time or even volunteer, this platform takes all the manual labour away and enables members to experience a professional and real time subscription service. The website looks professional, organised and well set out. For someone used to coding and formatting their own website, this platform's web pages might be somewhat restrictive, but it is possible to continue with your own website and use White Fuse for the membership portal only
I would like the ability to search the schedules of all tutors for the next available opening.
When scheduling a provider off for a day or if the provider is sick, I would like the program to ask me if I need to cancel all appointments for the provider and allow me to give a message to the client why it is being canceled.
Office closed messages. - If I close the office for a week because of vacation, spring break, etc... I would like Schedulicity to cancel all the appointments on the specified dates and give me the option to send a message to my client's explaining why we are closed. Currently, I need to go into each individual provider and mark the days off and then go into each provider's schedule and cancel each appointment. It takes a long time to do this with 14 employees. It would be easier to indicate the business is closed, cancel all provider's appointments on those days, and then have an option to send a notification to clients indicating why the center is closed.
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10 overall but the website is 8 because it isn't sometimes possible for me (a non programmer) to create new sections with complex formats. In this case I ask WF to take our content and format it etc for me.
The support team is awesome. The turnaround is quick and if the software cannot support my current need they are really good about giving me a work around.
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This is night and day from the excel spreadsheets we were using to set appts manually. We have seen productivity and scheduling mistakes diminish quickly. Very happy with this product.
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Before I recommended that we adopt White Fuse I researched many other similar products and also spoke to users of those and of White Fuse. It is a while ago and I am afraid that I no longer have a note of which products I researched.
