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Easy!Appointments is an open-source appointment management system that helps businesses schedule and manage client appointments efficiently. It offers a web-based interface where clients can book appointments online, while administrators can manage staff schedules, services, and customer data. The system is highly customizable and can be integrated with other tools like Google Calendar, making it ideal for small businesses, clinics, and service providers.

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. ...

The Web Appointment Scheduling System (WASS) is a system for scheduling and managing appointments over the Web. WASS includes a comprehensive system for creating/displaying appointment schedules, and an email and iCal appointment notification facility.

What is it? --------------- Bookient is a multi-vendor, multi-location, multi-channel online cheduling and appointment system. With Bookient you can host global business as appointment system supplier. End-users get one of the world's most versatile appointment booking system! The development of Bookient initiated 2010 with a team of four programmers and a project manager. Our Team leader had gained over 10 years of experience in scheduling solutions through his past position with...

I haven't looked at this in a while, so use at your own risk. Appointment Keeper is a web-based appointment scheduling system intended for small medical offices. It allows for multiple providers and a variety of searching and sorting functions.

This web interface allows students to schedule appointments with professors using a interactive display. Users will be classified as professors or students. Students will receive an e-mail confirmation of their appointment.