Integrations

One way: Velobook writes your bookings into a dedicated Google calendar automatically.

A one-way, per-shop calendar URL you can subscribe to from Apple Calendar, Outlook, or anything that takes a subscription link.

Live ticket counts for your events, as a feed your own website or scripts can read.

If you run a point of sale, completed jobs, hire bookings and fittings flow into it so payment and reporting stay in one place, and your stock levels feed Velobook's Inventory. Seven connectors, one pattern.

Build your hire fleet from your Shopify products, then put a one-bike booking widget on each product page. One basket follows the customer from page to page.

Turn a finished job into a review: Velobook emails the customer a review link a couple of weeks after their booking.

Paste a snippet and your booking flow runs inside your own site, either in the page or as a popup over it.

A button for your own website that lets a visitor message your shop. Messages land in your Inbox, and your reply goes back by email or text.

Push your customer contacts to GoHighLevel, so the marketing you already run stays in step with who has actually booked.

One email every morning listing the day's booked jobs, with customer contact details and the mechanic on each.

Print a job card for each booking, from a shop printer or from any computer's print dialog. Daily printing is in beta.

Connect Xero and the card payments Velobook takes online post themselves as paid invoices, against the accounts and tax rate you choose.

Paste your Google Analytics 4, Meta Pixel or Google Tag Manager id and your booking pages report into the tools you already run.

Write bookings to a Microsoft 365 or Outlook.com calendar, shop-wide or only the jobs assigned to you.