Creating An Appointment

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1-      Select the new appointment button. Shown above is the workbook, but this button or link is available in various forms throughout the system.

2-      Place the customer information you have into the search bar.

You must search for a customer prior to setting an appointment.

3-      Click “Search” or press enter.

If the customer does not appear in the search, you will need to add them.

Click here for a link to adding a customer.

4-      Choose the right vehicle by confirming the vehicle and the customer’s address, and click “Schedule Vehicle”

5-      Continue to confirm the customer’s information. Including confirmation of cell phone number and email.

6-      Choose a service by typing it in the service search bar and clicking the check box below. Click “Add” when you have completed choosing the requested services.

** Do not provide the prices listed next to the service **

7-      Offer any previous declined services for the customer.

This sounds like: “Looks like the last time you were in; your advisor had recommended some additional work for your vehicle. Did you want to have any of those scheduled as well?”

8-      Choose the advisor based off the customer’s last visit. Check the bottom corner of this tab to see the customer’s last service advisor.

9-      Check off the Advisor’s name and click the star to set the advisor as default.

10-      Choose a transportation type:

Drop Off- The customer will be dropping the vehicle off for the day.

Waiting Room- The customer will be waiting with the vehicle

Shuttle- The customer requested to drop the vehicle off but will need transportation elsewhere.

Click here for a link to the Shuttle Guide

Rental- The customer requested a rental vehicle.

Click here for the rental guidelines and procedures. (link)

11-      Select a time for the appointment. The dark blue times are available, the gray blue times are unavailable based on the advisor schedule.

** Always offer two times. This sounds like “Would Friday at 9:30 or Saturday at 11:30 work better for you?” **

12-      Opt the customer into communications.

13-      Use the “Private Notes” section to leave any notes for the advisor, such as a parts order number, or customer descriptions of the issue.

14-      Review the appointment with the customer.

This sounds like: “Ok Mr. Cloud, you’re all set for Friday August 26th at 9:30 to drop your vehicle off with us for an oil change and a multipoint inspection. When you get here, just pull up to our service booth and our greeter will direct you over to AJ. Please be sure to arrive as close to 9:30 as you can so we can get you in and out as fast as possible.”

15-      Click “Book Appointment”