Separate calendars create false availability.
Staff, rooms, equipment, and booking rules drift across tools until conflicts are found after a client has chosen a time.
Studio calendar
Karavex gives studios a shared calendar with day, week, and month views, staff and location filters, resource-aware availability, buffers, blackout periods, and rescheduling tools.

Service summary
Portrait consult
A free hour is not always a bookable hour.
The photographer may be available while the room, equipment, location, or required buffer is not. A basic calendar exposes time without understanding what the service actually needs.
Staff, rooms, equipment, and booking rules drift across tools until conflicts are found after a client has chosen a time.
Availability can account for staff, locations, resources, service duration, buffers, booking windows, and existing work.
Teams see the same schedule clients book against and can reschedule from valid alternatives instead of guessing.
What changes
Day, week, and month views with practical staff and location filters
Availability rules that include services, resources, buffers, and blackout periods
Conflict-aware booking and rescheduling from one shared calendar
What you can manage
Karavex connects the calendar to the rules and resources required to deliver the work.
Move between day, week, and month perspectives depending on whether you are dispatching today or planning ahead.
Assign services and working hours to the right team members before their time can be booked.
Keep location hours, room availability, and location-specific service setup in the scheduling decision.
Prevent a service from booking when its required equipment or other resource is already committed.
Protect setup, travel, cleanup, maintenance, and deliberately unavailable time.
Move an existing booking using valid suggestions that preserve duration and respect current constraints.
How it works
Availability begins with how the service is delivered, then exposes only the time the studio can actually fulfill.
Set duration, booking behavior, eligible staff, locations, resources, and commercial rules.
Add working hours, buffers, lead time, blackout periods, and location constraints.
Clients and staff choose from time that has already passed the complete availability check.
Review the shared calendar and reschedule from valid alternatives when plans move.
Questions
Yes. Services can depend on locations and resources so a slot is not presented when a required room or item is unavailable.
Yes. Staff availability and service assignments are part of the scheduling model, alongside business and location rules.
Yes. Teams can reschedule bookings, and the availability engine can suggest alternatives while preserving the booking duration and constraints.
Booking pages, buffers, deposits, and rules that protect your calendar.
Proofing, selections, reactions, and delivery tied to each booking.
Deposits and balances handled inside the booking flow.
Booking paths that adjust to links, DMs, embeds, and referral context.
Turn bio links and DMs into booking-ready client paths.
Explore booking-linked checkout for in-person studio payments.
Connect booking events to calendars, automations, and studio tools.
Keep leads, clients, notes, files, and booking history in one record.
Trigger reliable follow-up from real booking and client events.
Give clients one place for bookings, invoices, contracts, and files.
See conversion, traffic sources, timing, and no-slot demand.