Massage therapists · Palmerston North, Manawatū-Whanganui
Booking software for massage therapists in Palmerston North
Sport runs deep in Palmerston North, from rugby and netball to cycling, hockey and running, and massage therapists here see a steady flow of people working through training loads and match days. BookAndGo lets them pick the treatment they need and a time that fits, from one booking page.
Each treatment carries its own length, with a buffer after it so you can reset the room and write notes before the next person arrives.
A flat monthly price
No per-client fees and no commission on your bookings. Your bill doesn't climb as you grow.
GST invoices with your NZBN
Tax invoices with your GST number, your NZBN and a GST line, numbered in order and sent by email.
Email reminders + a waitlist
A confirmation and a reminder by email, with a link to reschedule or cancel, and a waitlist for the times that are taken.
Built for Palmerston North massage therapists
Weekends are often given over to sport, so Monday and Tuesday after a big round can fill quickly. Set fixed start times that match how you like to work, and let a waitlist catch the clients who miss out early in the week.
With two tertiary campuses, a large hospital and defence bases nearby, many clients work shifts. A minimum booking notice and a booking horizon you choose let them book when their roster lands, without anyone grabbing a time you cannot prepare for.
Palmerston North's massage trade is shaped by three big employers of physical people. Linton Military Camp, the Army's largest, sits just south of the city and is home to the 1st (New Zealand) Brigade; RNZAF Base Ohakea is a short drive west; and the distribution and logistics centres on the city's northern and eastern edges run around the clock. Soldiers, aircrew and warehouse staff carry the back, hip and shoulder load of that work, and their rosters decide when they can come in.
Massey University's Manawatū campus and UCOL add students and staff, and Manawatū's club rugby, netball and hockey seasons bring a run of Monday bookings through autumn and winter. Clients from Feilding, Ashhurst and the farms around the city drive in and like to book well ahead. The city observes Wellington Anniversary Day in late January, so the first long weekend of the year falls in the same week the students start drifting back.
BookAndGo lets clients rebook themselves the night after a game, keeps a buffer between remedial clients, and holds notes on each client so you see what you treated last time. Intake questions while booking cover injuries and areas to avoid, and the email reminder with a reschedule link suits clients whose rosters move at short notice.
Frequently asked
Can I keep notes on what I worked on last time?
Each client record holds their details, booking history and your notes, so you know exactly where you left off.
Can clients rebook themselves after a heavy weekend of sport?
Yes. The booking page is open around the clock, and they only see times you genuinely have.
How do I close for a long weekend?
Block the days once, and BookAndGo can suggest the New Zealand public holidays so you close them together.
Defence clients often learn their roster a few weeks out. Can they book that far ahead?
Yes. You choose how far ahead clients can book, so a soldier can lock in a treatment the day the roster comes out and move it from the email link if it changes.
Winter sport fills my Mondays. Can I keep Monday evening for remedial work only?
Yes. Limit your remedial service to Monday evening, or any window you choose, and keep relaxation treatments for other days.
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