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Driive gives you several ways to put your booking page in front of customers. Each one is called a booking channel — a distinct surface where customers can discover and start the booking process. The more channels you activate, the more opportunities customers have to schedule with you.

Where to find booking channels

Channels live in the Setup section of the left sidebar. The website embed code lives on each booking page's Embed tab under Setup > Booking Pages, and the Voice AI Agent has its own channel page.

Available channels

Website widget

A small code snippet you add to your website that displays a "Book Now" button. When customers click it, a booking page opens right on your site — no redirects, no new tabs. This is the most common channel for home-service businesses with an existing website.

You can also embed a booking page inline, rendered into your own layout instead of over it.

Learn more: Website Widget

Voice AI Agent

AI-powered phone scheduling for customers who prefer to call rather than book online. The Voice AI Agent answers calls, qualifies leads, and books appointments 24/7 — every call becomes a request in your Driive Issues list, just like an online booking. Voice is currently in beta.

Learn more: Voice AI Agent

Booking links

Direct URLs you can share anywhere — text messages, emails, social media posts, Google Business Profile, business cards, and more. Every booking page has its own link, and every appointment type has a direct link that skips straight to that one service.

Learn more: Sharing Booking Links

More on the way

SMS and chat AI agents — text-based booking and a live chat widget that books appointments — are coming soon.

Why multiple channels matter

Home-service customers find you in different ways. Some land on your website, some see a link in a text message, and some call your office directly. By activating multiple booking channels, you meet customers where they are:

  • Website visitors see your "Book Now" button and can book without leaving your site.
  • Text and email recipients click a direct link and land on your booking page in seconds.
  • Phone callers book through voice without needing internet access or tech comfort.
  • Social media followers tap a link in your bio or post to schedule instantly.

Each channel funnels into the same place. No matter how a customer reaches you, their request lands in your Issues list with all the details attached — and once it's scheduled, the appointment shows up on your calendar, assigned to the right user.

Tip: Start with the channel your customers use most — usually the website widget or a booking link — and add more over time. Even one active channel is a significant upgrade over phone-only scheduling.

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