Emails and SMS sent from MakePlans can be customised and dynamically include relevant data. There are also texts shown on the booking site and in the administration system that can be customised in the same way. The messages are generated using Liquid. Please read the Liquid documentation for more information. You can use HTML and all standard Liquid syntax.
In most cases you will reference the booking object, however there are some places where there is no booking context and you can reference the relevant object directly. For example in the footer of the booking site where you can reference the client object directly.
Hi {{ booking.person.name }}, you have booked {{ booking.resource.title }} on {{ booking.booked_from }}.
Usage without any booking context, for example in the booking site footer:
This is the booking site for {{ client.name }}. Enjoy!
Example: {{ booking.booked_from }}
- id
- booked_from (localized)
- booked_to (localized)
- booked_from_iso8601
- booked_to_iso8601
- time_range (booked_from and booked_to)
- verification_code (for SMS verification)
- verification_link (for email verification)
- verification_method
- count
- notes
- custom_data
- link (for information about the booking)
- price
- title
- description
- price
- booking_capacity
- video_url (Integrated MakePlans video. Currently only supported by Whereby.)
- confrere_url (Confrere integration must be activated)
- zoom_url (Zoom integration must be activated)
- whereby_url (Whereby integration must be activated)
Example: {{ booking.person.name }}
- id
- name
- phone_number (can also use the deprecated phonenumber)
- phone_number_formatted (E.164 formatted phone number with plus sign, international code, and no spaces or parentheses)
- date_of_birth
- national_id_no
- street
- postal_code
- city
- state
- country_code
- country
- custom_data
Example: {{ booking.service.title }}
- id
- title
- description
- payment_required
- price
- custom_data
Example: {{ booking.event.title }}
- id
- title (full title including event type title)
- event_title (title for the specific event without event type title)
- description (event type or specific event description)
- event_description (description for the specific event without event type description)
- payment_required
- price
- custom_data
Example: {{ booking.resource.title }}
- id
- title
- custom_data
Example: {{ booking.client.name }}
- name
- subdomain
- domain
- address
- country
- country_code
- phone_number
- currency
- verification_method
You can use Liquid to dynamically generate the conents of an event displayed in the administration calendar. The associated object (booking or event) is available, in addition you can use common standardised attributes.
Example: {{ display_title }}{% if booking %} {{ booking.notes }}{% endif %}
- all_day
- default_title (the full generated title, for example service title + event title)
- display_title (the default shown event text)
- end
- event_type (booking or event)
- object_title (the title of the booking or the event)
- start
This is just an attribute, not an object. See localisation for usage.
- locale
For custom date/time formatting using the _iso8601 fields see usage of Liquid filters and strfti.me for date/time reference. In addition to the standard Liquid filters we have included i18n_date filter which works like the standard date filter but will output based on your account locale and time zone. The standard date filter will only output English.
Date filter examples:
{{ booking.booked_from_iso8601 | i18n_date: '%A, %B %-d, %Y' }} will result in Thursday, January 4, 2018.
{{ booking.booked_from_iso8601 | i18n_date: '%H:%M' }} will result in 13:25.
You can use locale to render output based on language. For example:
{% if locale == 'nb' %}
Viking
{% else %}
Not viking
{% endif %}
You can include custom JavaScript however due to our CSP we require a nonce to be included. Thus you need to use our tag script tag to be able to execute your custom JavaScript in the browser:
{% script %}
alert('MakePlans is awesome');
{% endscript %}