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Payments

Take payment for a booking with PayPal.

PayPal is a global payments provider used for card and PayPal-balance checkout. Money and time belong together: a paid slot is kept, and an unpaid one can be released rather than wondered about.

What is switched on depends on your plan and industry pack. Ask us to confirm before you build a process on it.

PayPalBooking workflow
  1. 1Slot selected
  2. 2Paid via PayPal
  3. 3Booking confirmed and recorded

Illustrative flow, not a screenshot of a connected account.

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What PayPal brings to your booking workflow

01

Payment attached to the appointment

What was paid through PayPal, and for which booking, stays on the booking itself.

02

Deposits hold the slot

Ask for a token or the full amount up front for the appointments that cost you most when nobody turns up.

03

Refunds follow the cancellation

A cancelled appointment points to the payment it belongs to, so the refund is a decision rather than a search.

How it works

Three steps to a connection you can trust. Follow the screens in your own account for the exact wording.

  1. 1

    Connect the account

    Link the PayPal account that should receive these payments.

  2. 2

    Price the booking types

    Decide which appointments take a deposit, which take full payment and which are free.

  3. 3

    Pay for a test booking

    Book and pay yourself, then check the appointment and the PayPal dashboard agree.

Where PayPal sits in the catalogue

PayPal is one of the connectors a particular kind of business layers on top of the core stack.

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Where this connection helps

Hospitality & travel

The property management system and the OTAs decide what a free room looks like before anything is booked. PayPal belongs to that stack, and udaybooking books the appointments it produces.

Payments

The catalogue files PayPal under payments, one of the jobs that decides when an appointment should be offered, confirmed or moved.

PayPal questions

  • Who holds the money?

    PayPal does. Payments settle into your own PayPal account on its usual cycle; udaybooking records what was paid.

  • What happens if payment fails?

    The slot is not confirmed. The person can try again, and the time stays available to everyone else meanwhile.

  • Is PayPal available on my plan?

    PayPal is in udaybooking's connector catalogue, and what is switched on depends on your plan and the industry pack you run. Ask us to confirm it for your account before you build a process around it.

Start scheduling with PayPal.

Set up your booking page, connect what you already use, and let people pick a time that works.