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    Appointment scheduler

    Appointment scheduler

    Application to schedule appointments written in Java (Spring Boot)

    This is a Spring Boot Web Application to manage and schedule appointments between providers and customers. It has many features such as automatic invoicing, email notifications, appointment cancelation, providers' individual working plans with breaks etc. Admin can add new providers, services and assign services to providers. Admin can see list of all: appointments, providers, customers, and invoices. He can also issue invoices manually for all confirmed appointments. The provider can set...
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    barbershop

    barbershop

    Php barbershop booking and admin system for mobile phone operation

    Barbershop V5.0 is a web-based system that allows online customers to make reservations against a server-based appointment book. The system includes a supporting configuration page that allows shop management to specify staff-working patterns and to block out staff and bank holidays etc. Though it expects customers to make bookings online and pay for them upfront using Paypal, the support page also allows the shop management to take unpaid bookings from telephone enquirers. ...
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    MarineServiceScheduler

    Simulated Scheduling application for a Marine Service Shop

    This application is simulation/ practice for a fictional business, providing a web-based interface to allow customers of the business to schedule appointments for maintenance on a power boat or sail boat. Technicians that are properly trained and certified for a particular task will be assigned to given incoming customer requests. Technicians can view their own schedule and assist customers with creating or modifying appointments. Management is able to add and remove technicians as...
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    Appointment scheduler allows a customer, patient or client to schedule an appointment via the company's homepage. This project is developed on java platform. and this is totally free.
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    Narra Appointment Scheduler is an online web-based, multipurpose, multilingual appointment scheduler. The project itself is purely javascript and will work independently with any server-side scripting language and database.
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