The cancellation is picked up from your booking system
When an appointment is canceled in the booking system your location uses, Fynso sees it. If the customer already booked a new time, there is nothing to do.
Bookings
A customer cancels, the slot opens, and two things are lost at once: the visit, and often the customer's next booking. Fynso offers the person who canceled a new time against real availability, and the open slot becomes a real time it can offer to the leads it is already following up with. Rebooking after a cancellation is built during your setup, with a date in your plan.

Short answer
When an appointment is canceled in your booking system, Fynso offers the customer a new time in your approved words, books it against real availability, and hands questions about fees or exceptions to your team. Freed slots become real times Fynso can offer to leads it is already following up with. Rebooking after a cancellation is built during your setup, with a date in your plan.
Illustrative scenario, not a customer result: a customer cancels a midweek appointment by text. Staff move the booking out of the schedule and nobody offers a new time. The slot stays open and the customer does not rebook. Check whether the person was offered a new time, and separate a booking that moved from a visit that was lost.
Every step runs inside the rules your location approved: the words, the hours, how often and when to stop.
When an appointment is canceled in the booking system your location uses, Fynso sees it. If the customer already booked a new time, there is nothing to do.
Fynso sends the follow-up your location approved: no blame, one simple way to pick a new time. It checks real availability before it offers one and books the new appointment into the schedule.
Because Fynso books only against the live schedule, a freed slot becomes one of the times it can offer to the new and past leads it is already following up with. It never offers a slot that is not open.
Questions about fees, refunds or exceptions go to a person on your team with the history attached. Fynso does not decide them. Every outcome is recorded, rebooked or not.
Locations where cancellations leave paid staff time empty, and owners who want to know how many canceled customers came back.
No. Your cancellation policy stays with your team. Any question about a fee, a refund or an exception goes to a person on your team with the full history.
Fynso books only against real availability, so a freed slot is one of the times it can offer to the new and past leads it is already following up with. It does not move other customers' bookings.
Offer a new time in the same conversation as the cancellation, every time. Keep a short waiting list of people who asked for a time you could not give them, with their permission to contact them. Each week, count cancellations, how many rebooked, and how many slots were refilled, and count a moved booking separately from an added visit.
Rebooking after a cancellation is built during your setup, with a date in your plan. New-lead and old-lead follow-up, which book against the same real schedule, are live today.
A booked intro session is a promise to show up, and some of them never do. Fynso confirms before the session, follows up after a miss, rebooks when the person is ready, and records the outcome either way.
Someone comes in for a first visit, has a good session, and leaves without the next one on the calendar. Nobody follows up, so the first visit becomes the only visit.
A new inquiry lands in the busiest hour of the shift, and the callback comes two days later, if it comes at all. Fynso reaches the person by phone and text when contact rules allow.
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