Nothing to rip out

    Your stack stays. Zonara sits on top.

    No migration, no porting, no replatforming. Zonara augments the systems you already run — it never replaces them. A Google Calendar is enough to go live; deeper integrations make it richer.

    Live now

    Google Calendar: works day one, with nothing else.

    If all you have is a calendar, you have enough. Zonara reads availability live, writes bookings as they happen, and watches for changes your staff makes — so staff-booked appointments get confirmations too, not just the ones Zonara created.

    • Live availability checks before any slot is offered
    • Two-way sync: staff-side changes flow back automatically
    • Staff-booked appointments enter the confirmation workflow too
    • On any conflict, your calendar wins — Zonara corrects itself
    The point

    Most platforms make integrations a prerequisite. Zonara makes them an upgrade.

    You go live on what you have today. When you adopt — or already run — field-service or practice software, Zonara deepens into it without re-onboarding. The platform keeps its own record of every contact and appointment, so no integration is ever a single point of failure.

    Multi-location

    Different systems per location. One platform on top.

    One location on ServiceTitan, another on Housecall Pro, a third on nothing but a Google Calendar — exactly what an acquisition-built portfolio looks like. Zonara sits above each location's stack and normalizes the answering, the recovery workflows, and the numbers. Nothing gets ripped out, and you still get one comparable view.

    Veterinary

    Veterinary practice systems — in development.

    Today, Zonara works with any veterinary practice through the Google Calendar bridge — no practice-management system required to go live. Confirmations, no-show recovery, and recalls all run on the bridge from day one. See Zonara for veterinary →

    Everything else

    Don't see your tool? Tell us what you use.

    We deepen integrations when a customer's value depends on it — not speculatively. Until a direct integration exists, the calendar bridge keeps every workflow running, so you're never blocked waiting on a connector. If you're on the technical side, the developer notes cover the sync model and the webhook receiver.

    Go live on the stack you have today.

    A calendar is enough to start. Everything else is an upgrade, not a prerequisite.

    Every integration runs over encrypted connections with least-privilege access to your systems — read how we handle your data on the security page.