Overview
The Simple Scheduler settings page lets you manage the appearance, behavior, and API access for your online scheduling widget. You can access these settings from the new dashboard under Channels → Simple Scheduler, then select the Settings link or navigate to the settings sub-pages.General settings
The General tab controls how your scheduler looks and behaves.Display
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | The display name shown on your scheduler. |
| Primary Color | The accent color used throughout the scheduling widget. Click the color picker or enter a hex code. |
| Logo URL | A link to your company logo image. This appears at the top of the scheduler. |
| Hide “Powered by” link | Toggle this on to remove the Avoca branding from the bottom of the widget. |
Scheduling
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Homeowner verification required | When enabled, customers must verify they are the homeowner before booking. On by default. |
| Show exact time slots | When enabled, customers see specific appointment times instead of arrival windows. Off by default. |
| Lead time (minutes) | The minimum number of minutes before the earliest available appointment slot. Set to 0 for no lead time. |
Messaging
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Issue description prompt | The text shown to customers asking them to describe their issue. Maximum 200 characters. |
| Completion message | The confirmation message displayed after a customer successfully books an appointment. |
Analytics
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Enable analytics tracking | Toggle this on to track scheduling widget usage and conversion metrics. On by default. |
Services
The Services tab lets you define the service types available in your scheduling widget.Fill in service details
Enter a Service name (for example, “HVAC” or “Plumbing”) and an optional Description.
API keys
The API Keys tab lets you manage programmatic access to the Simple Scheduler API.View usage stats
At the top of the page, you can see a summary of your API usage:- Total Requests — The total number of API calls made.
- Successful — The number of requests that returned a successful response.
- Errors — The number of requests that returned an error.
- Avg Response — The average response time in milliseconds.
Create an API key
Name your key
Enter an optional name for the key (for example, “Production Integration”) to help you identify it later.