Features

One system for the whole day, not five that nearly talk.

Most service businesses run a booking tool, a card terminal, a spreadsheet for shifts, a mail tool for campaigns, and a folder of consent forms. Calendia is all of that in one place, so a booking becomes a payment becomes a journal entry becomes an accounting line without anyone re-typing it.

Booking

Fill the calendar without touching the phone.

Customers book themselves, at any hour, into rules you set once. What they see is your brand, not ours.

  • Branded booking page

    Your colours, your services, your photos, on your own domain. Works as a full site or as a widget on the one you already have.

  • Rules that match reality

    Per-service duration, buffers, lead time, cancellation windows, room and equipment needs, and which employees may perform what.

  • Deposits and prepayment

    Take a deposit or the full amount at booking, with no-show and late-cancellation fees applied by the same rules.

  • Waiting list

    When a slot frees up, the people waiting for it are offered it automatically, in order, with a time limit.

  • Reminders that actually reduce no-shows

    Email and SMS reminders on your schedule, with a one-tap link to confirm, move, or cancel.

  • AI voice receptionist

    An optional agent answers your number, books, reschedules and cancels, and hands over to a human when it should.

Front desk & payments

Take the money without leaving the appointment.

The till, the terminal, the receipt, and the day’s books are one flow, so nothing has to be reconciled by hand at closing.

  • Point of sale

    Sell services, retail products, packages, and gift cards in the same basket, with split payment across methods.

  • Card terminals

    Works with Stripe, Vipps MobilePay, SumUp, Worldline, Nexi, Viva, Swish and PayPal — or with Calendia Pay, where the whole chain is ours.

  • Tap to Pay and app-switch readers

    Take a card on the phone itself, or hand off to a reader app for businesses that already own one.

  • Cash register and drawer

    Cash counting, float, custody handover between staff, drawer sanity checks, and a same-day Z close.

  • Receipts and the electronic journal

    Print, email, or re-send a receipt. Every fiscal event is written to an append-only journal that cannot be edited afterwards.

  • Tips

    Captured on the terminal or entered by hand, pooled per location, and paid out through a tracked payout run.

Records & consent

Keep clinical records like a clinic, not like a notes app.

For anyone whose customers sign something, disclose something, or come back for a course of treatment.

  • Health journal

    SOAP notes, vitals, diagnoses, body and image annotation, and a timeline per customer, with a workspace layout each user can arrange.

  • Care-team scoping

    Staff who are not on a customer’s care team do not see that customer. Owners and admins can, and every opened record is logged.

  • Disclaimers and consent forms

    Build the form once, send it before the visit, and store the signed answer against the customer rather than in an inbox.

  • Doctor approvals

    Route a contraindication or a treatment plan to a prescriber, with the conversation kept on the record.

  • Identity verification

    Optional BankID and other national eIDs, at booking, at signing, or at login, where the country supports it.

  • Video consultations

    A room created from the booking, signed links for both sides, the intake form attached, and notes landing on the record.

Marketing & loyalty

Get the same people back without nagging them.

The customer list you already have is the cheapest marketing you own. Calendia works it for you and stops when someone opts out.

  • Campaigns

    Email and SMS campaigns built from real segments — last visit, service history, spend, employee, location.

  • Rebooking reminders

    Per service, a “book again” nudge a set number of days after the visit, suppressed automatically if they already rebooked.

  • Win-back

    Find the people who used to come every six weeks and stopped, and give them a reason to come back.

  • Loyalty and stamp cards

    Recurring stamp cards and a credit ledger that can be redeemed at the till, not just admired in an app.

  • Gift cards

    Sold online or over the counter, delivered by email, redeemable in the same basket as everything else.

  • Referral and influencer links

    Trackable links per partner, with the bookings and revenue they produced attributed back to them.

Back office

The parts nobody enjoys, done once.

Rosters, pay, stock, and the books. This is where most of the hours disappear in a service business, and where a single system pays for itself.

  • Roster and absence

    Shifts, opening hours per location, holidays, sick leave, and the availability the booking page reads from.

  • Compensation and payroll

    Per-employee rules — salary, commission, per-service rates, supplements — and a payroll run you can export.

  • Inventory and suppliers

    Stock levels, usage per treatment, supplier catalogues, purchase orders, and reorder points.

  • Finance sync

    Revenue, VAT, payments, and payouts posted to Tripletex, Fiken, Fortnox, Visma, e-conomic, QuickBooks, Holded, Sage and others.

  • Reports

    Revenue by service, employee, and location; VAT breakdowns; realized sales; and a daily settlement that ties out.

  • Multi-location

    Locations with their own hours, staff, stock, prices, and tills, reported together or separately.

Platform

The things you notice only when they are missing.

Twelve languages, real access control, a mobile app for staff, and a shared front desk that does not mean a shared login.

  • Twelve languages

    The whole product, and every customer-facing message, in English, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Finnish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, and Ukrainian.

  • Permissions

    Roles plus per-user overrides, so one part-timer can be given the till without being given the journals.

  • Shared workstation quick switch

    A PIN switches the person at the front desk in a second, and every action is attributed to whoever was actually there.

  • Provider mobile app

    Calendar, customers, chat, selling, and receipts on the phone, with push notifications for what changed.

  • Imports

    Customers, services, and future bookings imported from your previous system, checked before anything is written.

  • Public website and campaign pages

    A hosted site and campaign landing pages with lead capture, on your own domain, without a separate website tool.

See it against your own week.

The trial is the whole product, not a cut-down version. Bring your real services and a real week and judge it on that.

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