Overbooking: Overbooking is deliberately accepting more bookings than there is capacity for, on the assumption that some will cancel or not show. It risks turning clients away if everyone attends.
Why it matters
Overbooking is common in industries with predictable no-show rates but is risky for one-to-one services.
How Calper handles it
Calper prevents accidental overbooking by removing slots as soon as they are reserved.
FAQ
What is overbooking?+
Overbooking is deliberately accepting more bookings than there is capacity for, on the assumption that some will cancel or not show. It risks turning clients away if everyone attends. Overbooking is common in industries with predictable no-show rates but is risky for one-to-one services.
How does overbooking relate to booking software?+
Calper prevents accidental overbooking by removing slots as soon as they are reserved.