Hello,

Im evaluating Amelia and so far I love it. Good jobs guys. 

However, my client needs to schedule and calendar appointments by phone and emails or during face to face meetings.Which adds additional complexity and inconvenience.

Maybe do you have any suggestions or ideas on how it can be done with your plugin? Or did I miss something?

In either way can I hook up my CRM to pull in existing customers or sync with your plugin to have one consolidated customer database.

And also, can we white label your plugin? At least the name in the dashboard?

Also also, I didn't find information on how SMS notifications work and the cost involved. Could you elaborate on that please?

Thank you

Alex

HI Bogdan,

Thanks for getting back to me.

I did check demo before. But didn't notice button at the bottom of the page to add new appointments manually. That' sorted then.

Still unsure how I can connect my users with HubSpot CRM or any other CRM's for that matter. 

SMS wise. That would be for Ireland.

Thank you

Alex

HI guys,

Any updates on API or ways of connecting with other CRMs?

Hi,

I am aware of the hooks. But it's no entirely I wish we had.

And it's not just API. Maybe I could explain in a different way. It's not related to the initial ticket topic tho, let me know if you want me to create a separate one.

My problem is it's very hard to integrate your plugin into my website. You don't expose much data and don't use common WordPress functions that I could hook up to.

For example, we have services(treatments) created in Amelia, with all the necessary professional copy. Now I need to populate these services on the treatments and prices page. Your widgets are too rigid design-wise and I cannot easily fit them into my design. My website had a brand look that I have to stick to, so I create my own layout and design of treatments and prices, and rather than duplicating my treatment data I'd love if I could pull only content(title, description, price, extras, duration etc). I was able to hack through your plugin to achieve something similar, but to be fair it's not stable or flexible. 

It would help if Amelia's services were working like a custom type post that I could list with `get_post_types()` function. But I don't see them. 

I am using Beaver Builder for building page layouts if that helps

Does this make sense?

Any suggestions?

Hi Aleksandar,

Thanks. This looks interesting and promising. I need a bit more time to play around with it tho. Not sure if it solves my issue or makes my life easier hehe

I found there is another way to dynamically use your entities and that's through Beaver Builder Themer Field Connections. Unfortunately, for whatever reasons BBT can't see your entities. Is there any way I could make them visible?

Or maybe it would be not a biggie for you to add support of Field Connections into your plugin? There is the documentation for it https://docs.wpbeaverbuilder.com/beaver-themer/field-connections/field-connection-basics-themer