Booker docs.

Everything you need to install, style and run Booker on your Shopify store.

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Opening hours, closed dates and notice

Decide when people can book: the hours you are open each week, the days you are not, and how much notice you need. These are your store defaults and any product can have its own.

Opening hours

Under Availability you get your week as a table. Switch a day on or off and pick the opening and closing times from a list. If most days are the same, set Monday and use Copy Monday to every open day. Hours save as you change them, and times are in your store time zone.

A daily break

Each day can have an optional break, for example lunch from 12:30 to 13:30. Nobody can book during it. It also decides where morning and afternoon split if you sell half days. Without a break, a half day is simply half of that day hours.

Closed dates

Days you will not take bookings, on top of your weekly hours. Pick a date from the calendar and choose whether the whole day is closed or just part of it, for example a Tuesday morning while a delivery arrives. Add a note for yourself. There is a month view beside the list showing how your month looks to customers, and you can click any open day there to close it.

Minimum notice

Set the least notice you need before a booking starts. Set 24 and nothing can be booked for the next 24 hours, which stops someone booking a studio for twenty minutes from now.

Per-product hours

On Pro, a product can follow its own weekly hours instead of the store ones, and add its own closed dates. Your store closed dates always apply as well, so a bank holiday closes everything without you setting it twice.

Good to know

Do I have to set a break?

No, it is optional. It only matters if you close mid-day or sell half days and want to control where they split.

Can one product be open when the shop is closed?

Its own hours can be different, but your store closed dates still apply to everything.