Many booking screens close the day the moment a time is chosen. Optik Randevu does not. A time is requested. The appointment is set when the store confirms it. The difference looks small. For the day itself, it is large.
An optician is busy at once with measurement, handing over lenses and adjusting frames. A slot that looks empty from outside may be filled inside by a fitting. The confirmation step leaves the request on the store’s own calendar. If it fits, it is set. If it does not, that time does not stand there like a promise already given.
For the customer the distinction is clear. A request is an intention. Confirmation is time that has been set aside. Leaving before confirmation can end in waiting in line at the shop. After confirmation, the same time is not promised to two people.
For the store, the calendar stays single. A registered optician confirms an incoming request against that day’s work. The time needed for a measurement, prescription lenses or a children’s frame is not locked by itself to a slot chosen from outside. The optician is not forced to treat a slot they cannot spare as a confirmed appointment.
The customer chooses the store by city, district or location, requests the time and reviews the store. The confirmed day is written together with the confirmation. This order is there to close the gap between “come right away” and “wait for hours”.
Listing is free. Liste and Sponsorlu are packages for how the store appears on the list. Confirmation of the appointment does not depend on those packages. There is one condition for it to be set: the store’s confirmation.
People who want an appointment reach registered firms through optikrandevu.com/firmalar. An optician who wants to add their shop to the same calendar opens the listing at optikrandevu.com/kayit.
