For your customers
Clients choose live, video or written readings with accurate timing and delivery details.
Availability, reading formats, intake, reminders and post-session flows designed around how tarot services are sold.
Configure service durations, buffers, time zones, payment, written prompts, delivery windows and reminders.
A written order should not appear on the calendar like a live session. Capture only the information needed for fulfilment and provide a clear reschedule or refund path.
Clients choose live, video or written readings with accurate timing and delivery details.
Your team can manage questions, slots, reminders and written-order status.
A written delivery date and a live time slot are treated as different commitments.
Live sessions use local-time slots and joining details; written readings use question intake and a delivery date. Confirmation and change instructions reflect the format the client bought.
A live tarot session needs availability, local time, price, meeting format and rescheduling. A written reading may be ordered without choosing a time, but needs a question policy, turnaround and revision process. Group events require capacity, venue or streaming information and reminders.
Separate these service types before configuring a calendar. Ask only for details needed at that stage and make the confirmation precise. A client should know whether they have booked a time, submitted a request or bought a report.
Test a customer in a different time zone, a late reschedule and a failed payment. The reader and client must receive matching information without manual repair.
For live readings, a confirmation should include the visitor’s local time, format, price paid, preparation and rescheduling route. For written readings, it should state the accepted question, expected delivery window and support contact. An event ticket needs access or venue details.
Test each format from a phone and from another time zone. If payment succeeds but a calendar update fails, the team needs a visible exception and a way to correct the record before the session.