WooCommerce Bookings extension allows you to set up bookable products for reservations, services, and rentals/hires. It allows you to offer appointment-based bookings, reservations, and time-based services directly through your online store.
This extension provides a range of features to customize and control the booking process. You can define availability rules based on specific dates, time slots, or custom ranges, ensuring that customers can easily book their desired time. Additionally, WooCommerce Bookings offers flexible pricing options, allowing you to set different rates for different time periods or offer discounts for certain bookings. WooCommerce Bookings simplifies the booking experience for both businesses and customers.
The content linked below aims to teach you how to set up Booking products, how to manage bookings, and how to fully use the extension to its extent. It explains what features are available and options you should consider while setting up booking products and configuring the booking settings in your WooCommerce store.
Requirements
↑ Back to top- WooCommerce version 6.0 or higher
- WordPress version 5.6 or higher
- PHP version 7.0 or higher
Installation
- Download the .zip file from your WooCommerce account.
- Go to: WordPress Admin > Plugins > Add New to upload the file you downloaded.
- Activate the extension.
Once installed and activated, a Bookings menu appears in your dashboard at the sidebar.
More information on Installing and Managing Plugins.
Use Cases
↑ Back to topWooCommerce Bookings is very flexible and can be used for many different purposes. Examples of possible use cases for bookable products include:
- Booking services and appointments
- Appointment-based bookings, Scheduling/Booking services, Reservations, or Time-based services
- Hotel reservations, The free WooCommerce Accommodation Bookings add-on can help you manage hotel reservations.
- Rentals/Hires
There are certain scenarios where WooCommerce Bookings may not be the most suitable choice. Two examples of such use cases are:
- One-off event tickets: If you need to sell tickets for a single event, it is recommended to utilize the existing virtual products functionality or consider using the WooCommerce Box Office extension. Since an event is distinct from a booking, WooCommerce Box Office can better cater to the specific requirements of selling one-time event tickets.
- Recurring events: If you have an event that occurs on a regular basis, such as a weekly/monthly occurrence, WooCommerce Bookings is not designed to handle recurring events.
You can view the list of use cases here.
Documentation Contents
↑ Back to top- Store Manager Guide
- Managing Bookings
- Bookings List / All Bookings
- View a booking
- Relationship Between Bookings and Orders: Understanding the Connection
- Approve Bookings
- Booking Status
- In Cart Bookings
- Bookings Calendar View
- Manually add a booking
- Coupon: Per Person Discount
- Booking Emails
- Google Calendar Integration
- Custom Google Calendar Integration
- Booking Settings
- Understanding How Priority Affects Availability Rules
- Customer Booking Process
- Google Calendar Integration
- Bookings FAQ
- Use Cases
- Integration with other extensions
- Developer Documentations
- WooCommerce Bookings Helper
- Bookings Snippets: Tips and Tweaks
- Creating Bookings Programmatically
- Bookings: Action and Filter reference
- WooCommerce Bookings REST API Documentation
- WooCommerce Bookings Pages and Emails Customization
- WooCommerce Bookings Calendar CSS Style Elements
- Embedding Bookings Calendar on a custom page/post
Questions and Support
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