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Hi, what is this option and how does it impact my server or sync of calendars ?
Hi, Yves!
Thank you for choosing Amelia.
Basically, this option increases the number of Returned events while sync is enabled. In other words, the more Appointments you have on your site, the more events should be returned.
And regarding the server: more time is needed if the number of the Returned events is bigger. So if you have a bigger number of events and set a higher number for the option, the form will need more time to return/check all of them. And that might slow the form down.
Did you face any issues related to the speed of the booking page?
Best Regards.
Hi Liza,
the main issue I have is that when this number is set to 500, and a customer want to take an appointment, it does not sync properly with existing Google calendar appointements. So the customer will be able to book a service that is actually not available for this time slot. So I pushed this number to the max.
Hi, Yves!
Thank you for the clarification.
As far as I remember the number of the appointments on your site is not too big (like hundreds per day), so in your case, this should work just fine. I doubt it will slow the server down.
Best Regards.