Everything after a client books you starts with an invoice, and the shoot date on it is what lands on your calendar. ApertureBook keeps that one date in one place instead of a notebook, a phone calendar and an inbox, with the time you have already blocked off taken into account.
Saturday 17
Saturday 14
One calendar for what is on, when, and for whom. Block out the time you are not working and it comes off the board the same way a session would.
Blocked time comes off the board the same way a session would.
There is no second form to fill in. Give an invoice a shoot date and a time, and it is already on your calendar. Save it as a draft, or send it when you are ready.
Send it whenever you are ready. The date already set the session.
Save a package with its length, its price and its add-ons. Start an invoice from it and the lines are already filled in. Then change anything you like, because it is your invoice now, not a copy that answers to the package.
Filled in from Autumn mini session: 2 line items · description · tax.
Filled in from Family portrait: 2 line items · description · tax.
Change anything you like. It is your invoice from here.
Set aside a day, split it into sessions, and fill the places yourself as people ask. Your calendar shows the day as one commitment with a count on it, not a wall of twenty.
One day on the board, not five entries.
No, and that is deliberate. You create the session, so your calendar is never filled by someone else’s click. ApertureBook covers everything after a client has decided to book.
The shoot date you put on an invoice is what puts it there. There is no second place to enter it, and nothing to keep in step by hand.
Yes. Block a day off right from the calendar and it comes off the board the same way a session would.
A single date carved into back-to-back slots: mini sessions, headshot days, anything you fill yourself. It carries its own name, length and price.
Yes. Scheduling and event days are on every plan, including the free one. Client messaging is the one feature that needs a paid plan.
Write an invoice with a shoot date, and the session is already on your calendar. Free to start, no credit card.