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Your client list (and blocking problem callers)

Your client list

Every booking builds your client list automatically — whether it came from a call, a text, or your booking page. Open Clients in the sidebar to see everyone, their visit history, and their contact info. No manual data entry: your AI captures the name and number on the call, and online bookings file themselves.

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Clients
Everyone who's booked with you — history, contact info, and controls
Maya PatelHaircut & Style · 12 visits · Last: May 12
Jordan LeeColor & Highlights · 5 visits · Last: May 10
Unknown CallerBlocked2 no-shows · Last: Apr 28
Clients — client list

What’s on a client

  • Visit history — every appointment, which service, and when they last came in. This history powers win-back nudges and lets your agent greet returning callers by name.
  • Contact info — the number confirmations, reminders, and review invites go to.
  • The block shield — the control on the right of each row, for the rare caller you’re done with.

Tap any row and the client’s full record opens — client notes, photos, and a visit-by-visit service history you can annotate. See Client history.

Blocking a client

Chronic no-shows, abusive callers, pranksters — every business eventually has one. Tap the shield on their row to block them. Here’s exactly what changes:

  • Calls: your agent politely says it can’t assist on this line and ends the call — it won’t book, cancel, or answer questions for them.
  • Texts: messages from their number are ignored entirely; no reply is sent.
  • Automations: they’re excluded from reminders, review invites, and win-back nudges.

Blocking is instant and fully reversible — tap the shield again to unblock, and calls, texts, and booking work again immediately. Their history stays intact either way.

Blocking is for people, not policy. If your problem is late cancellations in general, a cancellation window does it more gracefully — see Cancellations, no-shows & deposits.

Deleting a client

Deleting a client with upcoming bookings is a two-step confirm: their bookings are cancelled properly — the client gets the official cancellation text, your waitlist hears about the freed time, and synced calendars update — and then the client record is removed. Past visits stay in your history.

Two things worth knowing before you confirm: deleting a blocked client also removes the block, so they’d be able to book again — and if they have an open job with an unpaid invoice, the job stays on your board but loses its contact info.

Renaming a client

Fix a typo or update a name and it follows through automatically: upcoming bookings and open jobs show the new name right away, while past visits keep the name they were booked under.

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