Most people who open your booking link never finish.
Cirel Appointments keeps their details the moment they are typed, qualifies the ones who do book, and rings the ones who walked away — in their own language, while it still matters.
The problem
Your scheduler only counts the three who finish.
The other seven pick a page, look at a week that does not work, and close the tab. They were interested enough to click. Your calendar never hears about them, and neither do you.
What it does
Booking is the easy half.
Booking is the easy half. The money is in the people who nearly booked, the ones who booked something you did not want, and the ones who booked and then did not turn up.
A half-finished booking is still a lead
Details are kept the moment they are typed, not when the last step is submitted. Someone who gives you a name and a number and then closes the tab used to be nothing. Now they are a row you can act on.
The ones who left get a call
Within minutes, in their own language, from your own number. Not a nudge email tomorrow — a conversation while they still remember why they opened the page.
Qualified before it reaches your calendar
Your questions get asked on the way in, and the answers ride along to the meeting. A slot that fills is a slot worth turning up to, not an hour you find out about on the day.
Show-up worked on three channels
Mail a day out, SMS an hour out, a short call thirty minutes out, and a one-tap recovery call the moment a no-show is confirmed. Each channel is yours to switch on, and each one fires once per meeting.
One embed, your real availability
Google, Outlook or an ICS feed connect in a click, free/busy is read across every calendar you pick, and the page carries your name, your logo and your colour. Nothing offered that is not genuinely free.
Moves and cancellations handle themselves
The confirmation carries a private link. People reschedule onto a slot that is still open or cancel outright, and the new confirmation goes out on its own. No thread, no back and forth, no double-booking.
How it works
One embed, and the drop-offs stop being invisible.
01
Put the embed on the page
One block, wherever people already decide: the pricing page, the campaign landing page, the signature under every email your team sends. It reads your real calendars from the first minute.
02
Say what makes a lead worth an hour
The two or three things you would ask on the phone anyway. They get asked on the way in, and they decide which bookings reach you as-is and which get chased first.
03
Catch the people who do not finish
Every abandoned booking becomes a record with whatever they had already given you. Cirel rings them back in their language, and either books the meeting or tells you why not.
04
Get them into the room
Confirmation immediately, then the reminder sequence you switched on. If someone still does not show, one tap puts a call through while the slot is still warm.
Frequently asked questions
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