I want the ability to set up one time links for a specific person Instead of a static link that can be accessed whenever someone wants, I want to send out links for one-time use. Similar to what Calendly offers https://calendly.com/blog/one-time-calendly-link

I would like to restrict how far in the future clients can sign up for an event through a sign up page like I can in the availability page(s). For example we offer a group class on a Tuesday and the soonest you are able to sign up for the class is one week prior

I'd like to be able to display custom contact info aside from just the phone number and email in the participant column, like for example, and contact's address.

I want to be able to turn on and adjust the appointment reminder (i.e. 15 minutes) in the calendar invite of my client, the booking user, when they have added the event to their calendar

When using the link in my reminder, I want the add to calendar function to detect if the appointment is recurring, and if so, to add all recurring events to the calendar.

I want to be able to customize the color coding that comes from different check in states from reminders, ie. changing a confirmation in one rule to yellow and a confirmation from another rule to green and a confirmation from another rule to purple.

Outlook has a way to categorize appointments by color coding them, I would like to create auto messages based off of these categories rather than having to put in a certain word or phrase.

Ability to indent, bullet point, bold, etc.. for all messages

Currently we sometimes have several numbers for one appointment, as there might be multiple tenants/people with which to schedule. Sometimes one party will hit "1," while another will hit "3." It would be helpful if the appointment all went "green" and confirmed and a follow-up text along the lines of, "Thank you for confirming this appointment" was sent to all numbers when one party confirmed. This way everyone on the thread would know that someone did indeed confirm the appointment, which could avoid mixed signals.

I might schedule somethihng with "Chase Bank" in the description and I don't want to have a bank called. If a person's name is not included, it should not consider it a callable/emailable entity.