You pick what you do, and the system configures itself: it loads services with durations and prices, and sets the word you use for an appointment. Instead of an empty admin, in ten minutes you have something that works.
Three things, and you can change all three right away.
A hairdresser gets cuts, color and highlights, with the time those services actually take. You do not have to work out how long a blow-dry runs.
Realistic prices for that industry are filled in. This is the one item nearly everyone changes, and it changes in a minute.
A clinic gets “appointment”, a spa gets “treatment”, a gym gets “training”, a lawyer gets “meeting”. The word then declines through the cases on its own.
Each industry carries its own color, so the calendar looks like yours from the start, not like a gray table.
A hair salon, exactly what a single click loads.
| Cut (women's) | 45 min | 1.200 |
| Cut (men's) | 30 min | 800 |
| Color | 90 min | 3.000 |
| Highlights | 120 min | 4.500 |
| Blow-dry | 30 min | 1.000 |
Consulting, therapy, tutoring and language lessons often run over video. That is not a separate industry but a switch on the service.
The list is a shortcut, not a condition. The plugin does not know what you do and does not care.
That is why the industry selection exists: so that after installing you have services, prices and your own words, rather than a blank screen and the question of where to start.