Choose the Zolis plan that fits the way your business works
Service businesses do not all need the same level of software. Some need a straightforward way to take bookings and organise everyday customer activity. Others need broader controls for teams, locations, payments, communications and reporting.
Zolis plans are designed to let you choose the level of platform that matches your current operation. Atlas Plans & Pricing remains the source of truth for the current plan names, prices, trial terms and included capabilities shown by Zolis.
Start with the booking workflow you need today
If the immediate priority is making appointments easier to organise, begin by looking at the booking capabilities available to your chosen plan. Zolis connects online booking with the wider service business workflow so you can choose a setup that is useful now without treating scheduling as a completely separate system.
Learn more about Zolis online booking software.
Consider how much customer context your team needs
As customer activity grows, having booking history and useful customer information in the same operational environment can become increasingly valuable. When comparing plans, think about how your team currently keeps track of repeat customers and how much time is spent moving between separate systems.
Explore Zolis customer management for the role customer records play in the platform.
Plan for payment workflows around appointments
If payments or deposits form part of your booking process, consider how closely you want that activity connected to the appointment and customer record. Zolis is designed to keep payment workflows closer to service activity instead of leaving the team to reconcile unrelated records.
See booking payments and deposit management for more detail.
Think about communications before they become repetitive administration
Confirmations, reminders and customer communications are part of the work around an appointment. As booking volume grows, repeatedly managing those tasks by hand can become a larger operational burden.
Review Zolis booking communications when deciding which level of platform suits your workflow.
Choose for the team and location structure you are building
A business with one schedule has different requirements from an operation coordinating multiple people or locations. If growth is part of your plan, consider the team, access and location capabilities you are likely to need rather than focusing only on today's diary.
Explore team and multi-location booking management for the operational considerations behind a larger setup.
Include reporting in the decision
Connected operational data can become increasingly important as the business grows. Reporting helps turn booking and revenue activity into information that is easier to understand, but the available depth can depend on your Zolis setup.
Learn more about booking, revenue and business reporting.
Compare current plans using live Zolis pricing
Plan names, prices, trial periods and included features can change as Zolis develops. For that reason, the live pricing information presented by Zolis should always be treated as the current source of truth rather than prices written into general marketing copy.
Use the plan comparison presented on Zolis to choose the current option that best fits your business, then continue to account setup when you are ready. You can also review the complete Zolis feature overview before deciding.