Scheduling
You already know Acuity Scheduling can handle your booking workflow. The problem is that building it out correctly, keeping it maintained, and connecting it to the rest of your tech stack takes time you don't have. Nacho fractional specialists log into your account and do the actual configuration work, from appointment type setup to Zapier integrations to intake form logic. You stay out of the weeds while your scheduling system runs the way it was supposed to.
What we do
Concrete work our fractional specialists take on inside your Acuity Scheduling account. No vague promises.
We set up your appointment types with accurate durations, buffers, padding, and availability windows based on how your business actually operates. This includes configuring limits on daily bookings, setting up group classes or one-on-one sessions, and applying the correct calendar assignment per appointment type. You get a setup that reflects your real capacity, not a default template.
We build intake forms using Acuity's custom form builder, adding conditional logic, required fields, and dropdown selections that match your intake process. If you're collecting information that flows downstream into a CRM or project management tool, we structure the fields to make that handoff clean. Forms are tested before going live to confirm data is capturing correctly.
We maintain your availability settings as your schedule changes, including blocking time for internal meetings, adjusting hours for holidays, and creating separate scheduling pages for different services or team members. If you're using Acuity's multiple-calendar feature for a team, we keep each calendar assigned and synced correctly. This is ongoing work we handle on a rolling basis as part of your monthly hours.
We configure Acuity's packages and subscription products so clients can purchase a block of sessions or recurring access at checkout. This includes connecting your Stripe or Square account, setting redemption rules, and testing the purchase flow end to end. If you've had issues with clients booking without paying, we audit your payment settings and close the gaps.
We build and maintain Zapier or Make automations that push new booking data from Acuity into tools like HubSpot, ActiveCampaign, Dubsado, or Notion. Common integrations include creating or updating CRM contacts on booking, tagging clients based on appointment type, and triggering onboarding sequences when a first appointment is confirmed. Each integration is documented so you know exactly what fires and when.
If you've inherited an Acuity account or let it grow without a plan, we conduct a full audit covering appointment types, form logic, calendar assignments, email confirmations, and active integrations. We produce a written summary of what's configured, what's broken or unused, and what should be changed. This audit becomes the foundation for any cleanup or rebuild work that follows.
The handoff
During onboarding, your dedicated Client Success Manager reviews your existing Acuity Scheduling account if you have one, or maps out what needs to be built if you're starting fresh. We document your current appointment types, form logic, integrations, and any known issues before any work begins. From there, we build a prioritized task list and you approve the order of work before your specialist starts. Your specialist works directly in your Acuity account, documents every configuration change in a shared log, and flags anything that needs your input before it goes live. Ongoing maintenance, such as availability updates, new appointment types, or integration fixes, is handled as recurring work within your monthly hours.
Use cases
A few of the most common workflows our team has deployed with Acuity Scheduling.
When a client books through Acuity, a Zap fires that creates or updates a contact record in HubSpot and applies a tag based on which appointment type was selected. This eliminates manual data entry and keeps your CRM current without any action required after the booking is made.
When a client purchases a session package through Acuity's checkout, a Zapier automation triggers a welcome sequence in ActiveCampaign that includes onboarding instructions and a link back to book their first session. The sequence is specific to the package type so clients get relevant information, not a generic message.
We configure a new appointment type in Acuity, set the availability and intake form, and generate the embed code for the scheduling page. We coordinate with your web team or handle the embed directly if you're on a platform like Squarespace or WordPress, then test the booking flow to confirm confirmations and reminders are sending correctly.
When an appointment is marked as a no-show in Acuity, a Zapier trigger creates a follow-up task in Asana assigned to the appropriate team member with the client's name and original appointment details in the task notes. This keeps no-show follow-up from falling through the cracks without requiring anyone to monitor Acuity manually.
When your available hours change for a season or staffing reason, we update the availability settings across all relevant calendars in Acuity, check that existing appointment types are still pulling the correct calendar, and run a test booking to confirm the new windows appear correctly to clients. Changes are documented in your shared log with a timestamp and notes on what was adjusted.
Talent Budget
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Starting at $1,000/month. One-time $300 onboarding fee includes your Strategic Delegation Plan.
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