Prevent Double-Booking

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Author - Olga Kamylevich

Olga Kamylevich
Published: March 31, 2014

Prevent Double-Booking

Your SUMO online self-scheduling site comes equipped with intelligent functionality to prevent double booking.  For example, some SUMO customers run radio and tv ads, which drives a lot of people clicking on the SUMO Schedule Now button.  If two people click to schedule an opening at the same time, the first one gets the appointment opening, while the other will get a warning letting them know the slot has just been taken and to choose another.

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