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It is designed for appointment-based service businesses such as barbershops, salons, beauty studios, consultants and coaches. The important requirement is that customers choose a service and book a time.

You begin with the core business information, then add services, prices, durations, opening hours, availability and the content used on the customer website.

Yes. Dynamotics includes a seven-day trial so you can create the workspace and review the experience before continuing with a paid subscription.

The website can present a home page, services, About content, a gallery, contact information and the booking experience.

Yes. Website appearance settings let you choose colours and typography so the customer experience matches the business more closely.

Yes. Business information, services, About content, opening hours and images can be managed from the Dynamotics dashboard.

Yes. The website and booking experience are designed to adapt to phones, tablets and desktop screens.

The booking experience uses the business configuration, including opening hours and availability, to determine which appointment times can be shown.

A booking can include the customer name, contact details, selected service, start and end time, status and optional notes.

Bookings can be managed using states such as confirmed, completed, missed and cancelled so the schedule reflects what actually happened.

Yes. Dynamotics supports booking cancellation and records when the cancellation occurred.

Owners have full control, administrators have broad management access without ownership-only controls, and staff receive focused access to the areas required for everyday work.

Yes. Authorised users can update a team member's role when their responsibilities change.

Yes. A business user can be removed from the active team and restored later when appropriate.

The business owner can open the secure billing portal from the dashboard to manage the subscription and billing details.

Yes. Cancellation can be scheduled through the billing portal, with access continuing until the end of the current paid period.

The management workspace and public business experience are restricted when the subscription is no longer active.

The Dynamotics Privacy Policy explains how personal information is handled. It should be reviewed before creating a live customer-facing workspace.

The Terms of Service explain the rules and conditions for using Dynamotics, including account and subscription responsibilities.

The Data Processing Agreement explains responsibilities when Dynamotics processes customer information for a business. Review it alongside the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.