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Online booking: Configure a visit type to use appointment requests

After a practice manager does the necessary configuration for a visit type, clients can use the Vello client portal to make appointment requests.

To configure a visit type, do this procedure.
  1. Open Vello from your PIMS.
    Note: If you use Cornerstone, sign in to mycornerstone.idexx.com to get access to Vello.
  2. In the left sidebar, select Appointment Booking.
    Note: If the left sidebar is closed, select the appointment booking button:

    Vello shows an Appointment Booking screen.
  3. Set Online Appointment Booking to Enable.
    The Enable setting
  4. In the Appointment Categories section, select the pencil button for the applicable visit type.
    The pencil button
    Vello shows an Edit: dialog box for the visit type.
  5. If you want to change the name of the visit type, use the Client-Friendly Appointment Name box.
    Client-Friendly Appointment Name box
  6. In the Online Booking Type section, select Appointment Requests.
  7. In the Configure Availability section, select Manual Configuration.
  8. Set Default Appointment Length to the applicable time.
  9. In the Days section, set available time ranges for each day.
    The Days section
    Tip: You can set more than one time range for one day.
  10. In the Provider Availability section, select the staff members and rooms that you want to make available.
    The Provider Availability section
    Note: If you do not want a staff member to show as available for appointments, deactivate the Enable setting for the applicable staff member.
  11. Select Done.
    The Done button
  12. Select Publish Changes.
    The Publish Changes button
Clients can make appointment requests for the visit type in the client portal.
You can do this procedure again to configure other visit types to use appointment requests. For example, you can do the procedure again for sick visits.