What you do first
- Check appointment openings so you know the slot is free.
- Create an appointment as the customer, or create as a barber with cost and duration.
- Send an idempotency key on every create so a same-key retry can replay the first result instead of starting a second booking.
- For a series, create a recurring appointment with frequency, start date, optional end date, and active status.
States that matter
Update a recurring appointment to change frequency, dates, or active status. Deactivate it and no new appointments are created; ones already on the calendar stay. When you delete a series, send an
earliestDeletionDate in the future so near-term visits stay. Delete a single visit and only that appointment goes away.
List appointments with date ranges, payment states, payment methods, payment directions, and appointment states. List recurring appointments for a barber and filter by customer.
When a call fails
Failures come back as problem documents. Open thetype link for the cause, the fix, and whether retrying is safe. Always send idempotency keys on creates. When you delete a series, pick earliestDeletionDate so visits people already planned around stay put.
Customers and barbers can cancel. When a barber cancels, they can apply cancellation fees for late cancels or no-shows when the timing allows it.
Related paths
- Appointments accept cards and external payments (cash or peer-to-peer tools like Venmo). Authorize an appointment payment at booking and capture later, or charge immediately, capture when the service is done; refund with an optional reason code.
- Card-present collection lives under Payments.
- Refund requests live under Refunds.
- Date ranges: filter list calls by day.