Resovu Blog
Tips, guides, and news from the world of online booking and service management.
GuideStore and showroom visits booked from your website or online shopFurniture, mattress, kitchen, bike and bridal shops sell things people want to see or try first. This guide shows how to let customers book a visit straight from a product page in your online shop or a model page on your website, so you know in advance who is coming and what they want to see.7 min read
TipsBooking QR code: where to place it and what to writeA booking QR code is a printed code that opens your booking page on a customer’s phone. On a counter stand, door sticker or window poster it lets people book their next visit before they leave – or after you close. This guide shows where to put it, what to write, how to print it and how to measure it.7 min read
NewsResovu Booking plugin is now on WordPress.orgSince 2 November 2026 the free Resovu Booking plugin is listed in the official WordPress.org directory. If your website runs on WordPress, you install it from the dashboard like any other plugin and add booking for appointments or accommodation with a block, a shortcode or a floating button.4 min read
FeaturesWhat the customer portal does for your customersThe customer portal is the part of your booking page where customers manage their own bookings. They log in with an emailed code and reschedule or cancel, book again, download invoices and check points, coupons and gift cards themselves. It is on every plan. Here is what customers find there and what to set up so you take fewer calls.8 min read
FeaturesHow to set up a loyalty program for a small businessA loyalty program works when the rules fit in one sentence and the first reward is within reach: points per visit or per amount spent, and one clear reward. This guide is for salons, studios, therapists and holiday rentals with regular customers. You'll see how to size the reward, how points work in Resovu and how to check the result.7 min read