Online session booking
Clients pick a session type and a time from your real availability, at any hour. Travel time and setup buffers are yours to set.
Deposits and retainers
Take a deposit or the full amount when the booking is made. A date held by a paid deposit is a date that is actually held.
Contracts and releases
Send your shoot contract or model release to be signed online before the day, with a signed PDF and an audit trail kept against the job.
Client questionnaires
Your own intake form — shot list, must-have family groupings, venue access, parking — filled in by the client and stored on the booking.
Packages and add-ons
Build half-day, full-day and elopement packages once, with albums and extra hours as add-ons, and reuse them on every quote.
Quote → job → invoice
Quote a commercial project, convert the accepted quote to the job, and invoice in stages without re-typing anything.
Print and album sales
Sell prints, albums and USBs through the point of sale against the client’s record, so the shoot and what they bought afterwards sit together.
Gift vouchers
Sell a session as a voucher, redeemable against a future booking — the Christmas and Mother’s Day trade most portrait studios run on.
Second shooters and crew
Roster a second shooter or a video crew onto the job, with the call time, location and brief on their phone.
Reporting for BAS
Revenue by session type, by month, by client. See which work actually pays, and hand your accountant a clean record.