If you run more than one location, the organization booking page gives patients a single link. They first choose a location, then book on that location's normal page. It's the friendly front door across all your locations — and your individual location pages keep working exactly as they do today.
Have just one location? You don't need this — share that location's own link instead. See Set up online booking.
Turn it on
Open Online Booking and go to the Organization booking page section, then switch it on. This is independent from your per-location pages.
Pick your link (slug)
Choose a custom slug for a friendly URL — lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens, 4–50 characters. Your public URL becomes:
https://book.frontdesk.care/o/your-slug
The page checks availability as you type. If you don't set a slug, it uses an auto-generated identifier — setting a custom one just makes the link nicer to share.
Brand it
Make the page feel like yours:
- Display name, Welcome title (defaults to "Choose a location"), and a Welcome message.
- Logo.
- Primary color (buttons and key accents) and an Accent color (secondary highlights and hover states).
To save time, you can copy branding from one of your existing location pages instead of setting it from scratch.
Choose which locations appear
By default the page shows every location that has booking enabled. You can narrow it to specific locations, or leave it empty to include them all. In the location picker, each location automatically shows its address, phone, and today's hours.
Locations that get skipped
The page only lists locations that can actually take a booking. A location is quietly left off — with the reason shown to you — when:
- Booking is off for that location, or
- it has no booking page yet, or
- it has no services set up (booking looks on, but a patient would hit a dead end).
Fix the flagged item and the location appears on the page automatically.
Share it
Once it's on, copy the public URL and use it anywhere you'd share a booking link — your website, Google profile, or social bios. Patients pick their location and continue straight into that location's booking flow.