Explore the public Creavi WordPress booking plugin roadmap to see which appointment scheduling features are available now, what is actively in development and what we plan to build next. Creavi is designed for businesses, teams and organizations of any size: powerful, beautiful and easy to use as its capabilities expand.
The current free release already includes Google and Outlook Calendar synchronization, customer and administrator reminders, HTML email editing, booking buffers, flexible availability, custom forms, privacy consent, downloadable iCalendar files, secure video meetings and automatic booking-data retention. Features available today are listed separately from development work so visitors can clearly understand what they can use now.
Our next priorities focus on visual customization, editable labels, more useful booking exports and customer self-service. Future releases will expand payment, team, location, resource, group and recurring-booking workflows while preserving the focused administration experience that makes Creavi simple to adopt.
Each roadmap item is evaluated for customer value, reliability, privacy, accessibility and compatibility with WordPress. We aim to deliver capabilities that work across professional services, healthcare, education, consulting, fitness, beauty, events and other appointment-based workflows. As Creavi grows, the product will continue to balance advanced scheduling needs with a clear setup experience, practical defaults and a polished booking interface that teams can confidently use and visitors can complete without friction.
We prioritize features that remove repetitive work, improve booking conversion and help organizations manage more scheduling scenarios without turning everyday appointment management into a complicated project.
Install the free plugin or try the live booking demo. Roadmap priorities may evolve with user feedback, technical research and security requirements.
Create static or rolling booking windows, exclude dates, set minimum notice and control availability for every service.
Offer weekday-based slots with 20, 30 or 60-minute appointments and optional 5–60 minute buffers between bookings.
Display appointment times in each visitor’s local timezone or use a fixed business timezone across the booking journey.
Collect the information each service needs with unlimited custom fields, required-field controls and optional GDPR or privacy consent.
Create Google Calendar events automatically and protect availability by removing times that conflict with connected-calendar events.
Design customer and administrator confirmations and reminders with visual or code editors, reusable templates, media and dynamic booking tags.
Publish a booking button, embed an inline calendar or use Service Hero and Booking Profile blocks for polished booking pages.
Give customers downloadable .ics files and automatically clean completed local booking records using configurable retention rules.
Offer in-person, telephone, custom-link or built-in secure video appointments with role-specific meeting links.
Create Outlook events and block busy Microsoft 365 times through per-service calendar connections and customizable event details.
Rename or translate customer-facing labels such as Select date, Select time, Back and Next for each booking service.
Preview color, theme, button and label changes while designing the booking journey, before publishing it on a page.
Export booking data with useful filters for service, date range and status, including customer details and custom form responses.
Give customers secure self-service links to cancel or reschedule while keeping notifications and connected calendars accurate.
Accept full or partial payments during booking, beginning with a streamlined Stripe integration and clear payment status in WordPress.
Expand service management for staff calendars, multiple locations, rooms and equipment while keeping administration simple.
Support capacity-based sessions, classes and repeat appointment patterns without making the customer journey difficult.
Add service categories, a native Elementor widget, webhooks and practical connections for CRM and automation workflows.