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Quick booking
You know the client needs your next Tuesday afternoon opening. Your Assistant can find it without making you manually play calendar Tetris.
Ask your Assistant
Book a client's next session without opening the calendar
Find the next open appointment that fits this client's usual visit type and duration and book them into it. Avoid conflicts, keep the same modality unless I say otherwise, and show me the proposed slot before confirming if needed.
See it work
Upheal Assistant
Example
Quick booking
Alex · Tue 2:00 PM · Session 14
The next open 53-minute virtual slot that matches Alex's usual appointment type is Friday at 2:00 PM.
There are no calendar conflicts. Ready to book it.
Fictional example · No real client data.
How it works
You name the constraint
Client, timing, duration, and any scheduling preferences give it the search parameters.
It finds an available slot
The calendar is checked for the next opening that fits.
You confirm the booking
Review the time, book it, and move on without opening three views and a date picker.
Your most popular FAQs
How does Quick booking work?
Tell the Assistant who and roughly when, for example next Tuesday afternoon for Sam, and it finds the opening in your Upheal calendar and proposes the booking for you to confirm.
Does the client get notified?
After you confirm, the booking follows your usual Upheal scheduling and reminder settings. Nothing is sent from a proposal.
What if there is no opening?
It tells you and suggests the nearest alternatives so you can pick one or offer them to the client.
Does it move other clients to make room?
No. It finds an opening; it never reshuffles someone else's session to create one. If you want to make room, that is a Reschedule request, and it is proposed to you the same way.
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