Online booking
Service selection, time slots, terms, confirmation, and staff visibility are positioned as current PhiXenia beta capabilities.
PhiXenia starts with the core operating flow: booking, payments, forms, customer access, staff controls, and explicit customer activation. The roadmap below keeps planned features clearly separate from ready-and-working capabilities.
The working feature set is built around getting a customer from interest to booking, required forms, payment, portal access, and staff follow-through without turning every launch into a tangle.
These are the capabilities PhiXenia can present as current beta functionality based on the public site and product positioning.
Service selection, time slots, terms, confirmation, and staff visibility are positioned as current PhiXenia beta capabilities.
The public site states that the $50 beta plan is waived and a 3% processing fee applies to customer payments.
Forms, agreements, waivers when needed, signatures, and completion status are described on the public site.
The site lists customer portal access for bookings, receipts, forms, status, and messages.
Staff operations, admin settings, permissions, inventory checks, readiness gates, and launch modes are current marketing claims.
New businesses can map services, forms, payments, and permissions, review readiness, then explicitly activate public booking, confirmations, and waivers.
These items are planned or not fully implemented yet. Keep them labeled coming soon until each feature is owner-confirmed as released.
Important for attractions and repeat-visit businesses, but not presented as fully released on the current public site.
In-person selling, kiosk flows, device workflows, receipts, and front-desk checkout are planned beyond the current booking beta.
Useful for rooms, equipment, instructors, parties, and events; confirm exact release scope before selling this as live.
Centralized location settings, deeper owner controls, and franchise-style management are planned platform directions.
Partner referrals, cross-selling between services, and distribution workflows should stay labeled planned until released.
Employee records, time tracking, and broader HR operations are planned and need owner confirmation before launch claims.
The comparison page shows PhiXenia side by side with Peek Pro, ROLLER, Party Center Software, CenterEdge, and FareHarbor, including which features are ready versus coming soon.