Table of Contents
- Adding Tock Reservations to Your Squarespace Site
- Getting Started with Tock in Squarespace
- Before You Begin
- How to Add a Reservations Block
- Styling the Reservations Block
- How Visitors Use Reservations Blocks
- FAQs
- How can I test reservations blocks in Squarespace?
- Can I use reservations blocks to promote events from my Tock account?
- What if I have issues with reservations blocks?
- Jargon Buster
- Wrapping Up
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Integrate Tock reservations into your Squarespace site by adding a reservations block, customizing its layout, and ensuring your Tock plan supports reservations. Test functionality in an incognito window and contact support for any issues.
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Adding Tock Reservations to Your Squarespace Site
TL;DR: Key Points
- Connect Tock with your Squarespace site using reservations blocks
- Make sure your Tock plan supports reservations or event management
- Use an incognito window to test the block's functionality
- Customise the layout and style of your reservations block in the Design tab
- Contact Squarespace or Took support for help depending on the issue
- Tock's acquisition by American Express hasn't affected existing reservations blocks
Getting Started with Tock in Squarespace
To integrate Tock (a tool for managing reservations and events in the hospitality industry) with your Squarespace site, you'll need a Tock account first. Choose a plan that fits your needs, whether that's event management or reservation capabilities.
Before You Begin
You need a Tock subscription to use reservations blocks. Tock's customer service can help with any billing questions. You can set up reservations blocks in Squarespace, but you'll manage all the actual reservations within your Tock account.
How to Add a Reservations Block
- Edit Your Page: Go to the page where you want the reservations block and click edit
- Insert the Block: Click "Add Block" or an insertion point and select "Reservations" under the Powered by Tock section
- Set Up or Link Account: First time? Click "Learn more" to set up your Tock account. Already have one? Select "Already a customer"
- Enter Business URL Slug: Add your Tock URL slug (the last part of your Tock URL) to the Business URL slug field
- Design Your Block: Go to the Design tab to customise how your reservations block looks. You can't edit the "Book now" button text though
Styling the Reservations Block
Choose Layout: Pick between Button or Inline layout. Button layout starts the reservation process after someone clicks, while Inline layout shows guest count, date, and time options straight away.
Block Alignment: Align your reservations block left, centre, or right on your page.
Tock Logo: Choose whether to display the Tock logo below the block.
How Visitors Use Reservations Blocks
Visitors see a "Book now" button. Clicking opens a pop-up with reservation details and event calendars from your Tock account. They can input their information and go through to Tock to confirm their bookings.
Pixelhaze Tip: If styling options feel limited, try adding a form block temporarily to the same page. This sometimes unlocks additional button style options in your site settings.
FAQs
How can I test reservations blocks in Squarespace?
Use an incognito window or make sure you're logged out of your site. Being logged in can affect how the block works.
Can I use reservations blocks to promote events from my Tock account?
Yes, you can use reservations blocks to showcase and manage events. Set up a dedicated events page on your Squarespace site for direct event promotions.
What if I have issues with reservations blocks?
If it's about setting up or how the block works, contact Squarespace Customer Support. If it's about your Tock account or specific page functions, reach out to Tock's support team.
Jargon Buster
Tock: A platform offering tools for reservation and event management in the hospitality sector
Reservations Block: A Squarespace feature that links to Tock to manage bookings directly on your website
Slug: The part of a URL that identifies a specific page within a website
Incognito Window: A browser mode that doesn't store browsing history and cookies, useful for testing block functionality
Wrapping Up
Adding Tock reservations to your Squarespace site gives your visitors an easy way to book with you directly from your website. Make sure to customise the reservations block to match your site's design and test everything thoroughly. If you run into problems, contact the right support team based on whether it's a Squarespace or Tock issue.