Getting Started

Installing Booknetic Requirements in the Booknetic Updating Booknetic Plugin Booknetic Updates / Changelogs

Basics

Locations Settings Staff Settings Services Section in the Booknetic Customers in the Booknetic Payments in the Booknetic Workflow module Reminders of Booknetic Appearance of Booknetic Calendar Module Appointments Menu Booking block Front-end Customer Panel Recurring Appointments Group Appointments Multi-level Categories Bring People with You Booking panel in Popup/Modal Change appointment status via the link Sign-In to Booknetic

Add-ons

Boostore for Booknetic Reports in the Booknetic Coupons Options Gift cards in the Booknetic Donation Form Custom forms Conditional Prices Custom Durations Email Notifications SMS Notifications WhatsApp Notifications Telegram Notifications Amazon Simple Notification Service Invoices Documentation Taxes Settings Custom Appointment Statuses User Role Manager Conversion Tracking Twilio SMS verification Booking Limit manager Packages Product Inventory Staff Commissions

Integrations

Google calendar Outlook calendar Integrating Zoom to Booknetic VivoMeetings Integration WooCommerce payment integration Integration WooCoomerce Zapier Integration to Booknetic Mailchimp Integration Stripe payment integration Mollie payment integration PayPal payment integration

Settings

General settings of Booknetic Company details settings Business hours settings Holidays settings Payments settings Email settings Visual translator Cron Job Configuration Continue with Google button Continue with Facebook button Reorder the booking steps Google ReCaptcha Transfer license

Visual translator

Visual translator feature is available in our plugin to translate the Booking panel. Thus, you will be able to translate your booking panel as you wish without dealing with .mo and .po files. To do this, we first need to go to the Settings section of the back-end of Booknetic. In the Settings screen, we need to enter the Front-end panels section and select Labels from there.

To start the translation process, there is a language selection list that can be chosen for translation. We select the language we need from the list and click the Translate button.

After choosing this, we will see the view of the front-end version of Booknetic.

When we hover the mouse over the label we want to translate, a pen icon appears to the right of this label. The pen icon indicates the translatability of this label. After clicking this icon, we can start the translation. After translating each label, we save the changes

But it's not over yet!

We need to change the language of our WordPress for displaying changes at the front-end interface. For this, we go to the Settings section of WordPress. Then, we chose the appropriate language for our translation.

Hola! Now the new language of your Booknetic is suitable for your use

Please do not hesitate to inform the technical support team about any difficulty that you meet.