30 / 60 / 90
Each treatment has its length. Changeover time is yours to set, not a hope.
Cobbtree for Massage
Massage is occupancy. A 60 and a 90 cannot share a table. Cobbtree books the room for the treatment, keeps the client's notes, and lets you sell a course without a paper card in the till drawer.
The rooms
Therapists are not interchangeable with rooms. If the table is in use, that time is gone. Cobbtree books both, so a 90-minute sports massage cannot be dropped onto a 45-minute hole.
Each treatment has its length. Changeover time is yours to set, not a hope.
Sports, pregnancy, hot stone: only offered when that person actually does it.
Pressure, injuries they told you about, last visit: on the record for the next session.
The useful parts
Cobbtree is the diary for the table, the notes for the client, and the till for the course.
The table is a resource. Two 60s cannot overlap because two therapists are free.
30, 60, 90, 120: each service is the time you set.
Sell a course. Remaining sessions sit on the client.
Keep what you need for the next treatment on the record.
Card or cash. Packages on the same ticket.
Your listing shows treatments, the team and real availability.
How a massage visit runs
Live times for the room and the therapist. No 'call to book' unless you choose it.
The diary shows the table as taken for that length. Another therapist cannot steal it.
Take payment, book the next 60, or start a course from the same ticket.
Reminders for people who actually had the treatment.