Bookingmood

@Bookingmood list all booking widgets we have set up and show me their names and IDs

Found 3 booking widgets in your Bookingmood account: (1) 'Summer Workshop Registration' (ID: wdg_8x2k9), configured for 60-minute sessions with email confirmation enabled. (2) 'Client Consultation Scheduler' (ID: wdg_3m7pq), set to 30-minute slots with SMS reminders. (3) 'Team Office Hours' (ID: wdg_5n1tz), allowing back-to-back 15-minute bookings. All widgets are currently active and accepting reservations.

This example demonstrates read access to widget configurations. Requires an API key with list permissions. Useful when auditing what booking flows exist before creating or modifying widgets. The MCP returns metadata only—actual booking availability requires a separate search tool.

@Bookingmood create a new booking widget called 'Q2 Strategy Sessions' with 45-minute time slots and require attendee phone numbers

Created booking widget 'Q2 Strategy Sessions' (ID: wdg_9r4kx). Configuration applied: 45-minute session duration, phone number field marked required, email confirmation enabled by default. The widget is now live and can be embedded on your site using the provided embed code. You'll need to configure availability windows separately—this widget currently inherits your account's default schedule.

This example shows widget creation with custom parameters. The MCP executes the create action immediately—there's no preview mode. You must have write permissions on your API key. Be aware that widget settings like time zones and buffer periods may default to account-level configs if not explicitly specified in the prompt.

@Bookingmood find all bookings from last week where the guest didn't provide a phone number, then update those records to mark them as 'contact info incomplete'

Searched booking details from the past 7 days and identified 12 records missing phone numbers. Updated all 12 bookings by adding a custom field 'contact_status' set to 'incomplete'. These records are now flagged in your dashboard. Note that this update does not trigger re-notification to guests—you'll need to manually reach out via the email addresses on file if you need to collect missing phone numbers.

This example pairs filtering logic with a bulk update action, demonstrating how the AI can reason over booking data before modifying it. The MCP performs the update immediately once filters are resolved—use caution with bulk operations. Requires both read and write API permissions. Changes are irreversible through the MCP; use the Bookingmood dashboard to manually revert if needed.

When Bookingmood fits a 3-location wellness business

A wellness studio with three locations uses Bookingmood to manage massage and facial appointments across sites. The MCP's six tools let Switchy agents create booking widgets for each location, list organizations to confirm API access spans all three, and update booking details when a guest reschedules or changes their intake form. This works if your team handles under 50 reschedules a week and your booking flow doesn't require custom payment logic—Bookingmood's widget system is opinionated. If you're fielding 200+ changes weekly or need Stripe-level payment customization, you'll outgrow the toolset fast. For a small multi-site operation where the front-desk staff needs one shared workspace to triage bookings, Switchy with this MCP beats juggling three separate Bookingmood logins.

Bookingmood MCP for rapid widget iteration at event companies

A 5-person event planning agency runs corporate offsites and needs to spin up booking widgets for each client's venue. The Create Booking Widget and List Booking Widgets tools let a Switchy agent generate a new widget in seconds, then audit existing configs to avoid duplicates. This is the right call if your team launches 10-20 events a quarter and each needs a custom booking page—manual widget creation in the Bookingmood UI becomes a bottleneck. The trade-off: the MCP has no analytics or reporting tools, so if you need to pull booking conversion data or guest demographics, you're back in the web dashboard. If your workflow is widget-heavy but reporting-light, and you want one shared Switchy thread to manage all client setups, this MCP delivers.

When Update Booking Details saves hours for hospitality teams

A boutique hotel's 4-person front-desk team discovers a typo in their guest intake form after 30 bookings come in with a misspelled field label. The Update Booking Details tool lets a Switchy agent correct all 30 records in one pass, filtering by date range and field name. This scenario wins if your booking volume is under 100 per week and you occasionally need to backfill or fix guest data—manual edits in Bookingmood's UI take 2 minutes per record. The boundary: if you're processing 500+ bookings weekly, the MCP's filter-based update can get slow, and you'd want a dedicated ETL pipeline instead. For small hospitality teams where booking corrections are weekly but not constant, this MCP turns a 60-minute cleanup into a 5-minute Switchy task.