A clear schedule. A day that works.
Know what’s booked. See what fits. Keep the team moving.
Fullsteem connects your available time to the services you sell,
then brings the booked work into one clear view.
Your next seven days.
Illustrative jobs, team assignments and availability. Team roles and rescheduling are Coming. Fictional jobs, team members and availability. The example clock is fixed at October 26, 2026. No calendars, bookings or payments are changed.
Sell the right time.
Deliver the right work.
One more booking is only useful if the day can accommodate it. Service duration, booking limits, travel allowances and blocked time shape the available openings.
Fullsteem checks those booking rules before offering times. Schedule shows the booked work and its quoted duration.
See how an opening fitsAn opening should
fit the job.
Service time, travel and buffer allowances, working hours and blocked time shape an eligible opening. Change the service below to see the difference.
What needs a place
in the day?
Illustrative travel and buffer allowance, added to the service duration.
Alex’s example Saturday, Oct 31. Each candidate is a window of time, including the allowance. This simplified illustration is not the live scheduling engine.
Anna checks eligible openings using current service and booking rules. The customer continues on the booking page for the deposit.
Open the job.
Know the plan.
The customer, service, time and recorded booking details stay together. Open a job to see what was agreed before the work begins.
Keep payment state in view too. A confirmed deposit, a completed service and a collected balance are separate steps in the job’s story.
Inspect a booked jobFull interior &
exterior detail
A new plan.
With the details
carried forward.
A customer asks for another time. Outdoor work needs a weather check. A team member becomes unavailable. Review a suitable opening with the current booking in view.
The customer, service and payment context stay attached to the decision. A proposed new time remains a proposal until the change is confirmed.
Casey needs
another time.
Full detail · 3 hours · Alex
“Can I book a full
detail on Saturday?”
The eligible paid booking becomes work your team can see and prepare for.
Anna finds times
that fit the service.
Anna answers service questions, quotes your prices and checks open times. She hands customers to the booking page for the deposit. Schedule shows the resulting booking.
The beta supports one owner. Team roles are coming. Coming
See how Anna helps customers bookA clearer plan.
A practical view.
What can I see in Schedule?+
See your bookings in Board, Grid and Agenda, with quoted service durations, customer details and a job drawer. The layouts on this page use fictional records; team assignment and rescheduling are illustrative.
How does Fullsteem decide which openings fit?+
Service duration, business hours, booking limits, existing work, connected calendar blocks and configured travel allowances shape the available times. The check on this page uses simplified example assumptions. It does not match a job to a team member.
Can private calendar time block bookings?+
Connected Google Calendar busy time blocks booking openings after a successful sync. Set up the connection and calendar in your owner workspace. The controls on this page change the illustration only.
Can we review a reschedule before changing the booking?+
Rescheduling is coming. Coming You can inspect the current booking today. This page prepares an illustrative proposal; it does not move a booking or notify a customer.
Does a completed job mean the balance has been collected?+
No. Service completion and payment collection are separate events. The illustrative job has a $240 total, a confirmed $48 deposit and a $192 remaining balance. A collected balance needs its own confirmed payment state.
Good bookings.
A working day that fits.
The right opening, the agreed job and the team ready to deliver.
Keep the schedule connected to the rest of the business.