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Manage a Booking Request

The following article outlines the key actions available on a booking request record — including declining requests, adding comments, uploading documents and photos, and managing the customer portal.

Each booking request in Taskly has a record that shows the customer's details, request information, quotes, site visits, and a full activity timeline. The following article outlines the key actions you can take from a booking request record.

Decline a Booking Request

If you are unable to take on a job, you can decline the booking request and notify the customer automatically.

  1. Open the booking request you would like to decline

  2. Press Decline Booking

  3. Optionally enter a message to the customer explaining the reason for the decline, e.g. "Sorry, we don't have availability for this job."

  4. Press Submit

The customer will receive an email with your decline message (if provided). The booking request will move to the Declined status.

You can decline booking requests in any status except those already in the Declined view.

Comments

Comments allow you to add internal notes to a booking request — useful for keeping track of conversations or details that shouldn't be sent to the customer.

  1. Scroll to the Comments section on the booking request

  2. Type your comment in the text editor

  3. Press Add comment

Comments are visible to your team inside Taskly only and are not shared with the customer.

Documents

You can upload documents to a booking request to keep relevant files in one place, e.g. site plans, contracts, or measurement sheets.

  1. Scroll to the Documents section

  2. Press Manage

  3. Upload the file(s) you would like to attach

Photos

You can attach photos to a booking request for reference, e.g. images the customer submitted or photos taken during a site visit.

  1. Scroll to the Photos section

  2. Press Manage

  3. Upload the photo(s) you would like to attach

Customer Portal

Every booking request has a Customer Portal — a secure link that gives the customer visibility of their request, quotes, and booking details.

  1. Scroll to the Customer Portal section on the right-hand panel of the booking request

  2. Press Manage to control the customer's access level and expiry

  3. Press Copy Link to copy the portal link and share it with the customer directly

The portal link stays the same even when access settings are updated, so you can share it once and adjust permissions at any time.

Timeline

Press Timeline in the top right of the booking request to view a full history of all activity on the record — including when the request was created, quotes sent, customer responses, and status changes.

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