A booking is the start of a service. For ParkFly Geneva, we connected the customer’s reservation with availability and the people delivering the work on the ground.
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ParkFly Geneva provides valet services around Geneva airport. Bookings and daily coordination relied on spreadsheets and manual processes. The customer booking flow needed to work with availability and with the people delivering the service.
A reservation did not stop being useful after checkout. Staff on the ground needed to access booking information and update relevant details from their phones. That mobile workflow was part of the CRM scope.
We built a custom CRM with a customer-facing reservation flow and real-time availability. The platform connects those bookings to internal coordination and gives field staff mobile access to the information used during the service.
Customers can see availability and make reservations through the platform.
Availability and booking information support the team’s planning and coordination.
Staff can update booking-related information using their phones as the work happens.
Customers can check availability and reserve through the platform. The team can use and update booking information while delivering the service. Both sides work with the reservation in the CRM, rather than treating the website as a separate booking form.
Technologies used in this project, grouped by their role in the implementation.
Frontend
React JS
Next JS
Tailwind CSS
Backend
MariaDB
PHP
Laravel
Laravel Livewire
Walk us through the reservation, the handoffs and the work on the ground. We can discuss where one connected workflow would help.