Opening
Visible dates match the sessions you have chosen to offer.

A compact booking journey that presents your sessions, collects a request and makes the available capacity easy to understand.
Registrations scattered across messages and spreadsheets make confirmations hard to follow. You may not need a large platform: the first need is a clear journey built around your workshops.
The pilot covers one workshop format with a session list, practical details and a place-request form. Capacity rules, required information and the confirmation process are defined together. It can support a business or an individual organising a small group.
Visible dates match the sessions you have chosen to offer.
How the last places are handled is defined before launch.
The message distinguishes a received request from a genuinely confirmed place.
The organiser has a simple procedure for updating the relevant information.
The journey avoids presenting availability that has not been validated.
Instructions remain visible without inventing a refund policy.
A visitor explores the sessions for a ceramics workshop.
They choose a time and submit a request.
The organiser confirms the place under the agreed rules.
Not necessarily. Immediate booking or manual confirmation is an operating choice agreed before development.
The stated scope does not include collecting payments. Adding this requires separate technical, contractual and pricing decisions.