# How To Add Bookings Manually

In FlowBookings, you can add bookings manually to your dashboard. This is useful in cases where you want to schedule a booking for someone directly without making them fill out the form (for example: in-store bookings).&#x20;

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Follow these instructions to create a booking manually in FlowBookings:&#x20;

1. Go to the **Bookings** page and click the **New Booking** button.&#x20;
2. Select the Service, Customer, Booking Date, and Booking Time.
3. Select whether the payment for the booking has been received or not.&#x20;
4. Click on the Save button and your booking will be added to the platform.
5. You can then change the status of the Booking to Approved. &#x20;

Once the booking is added, it'll be visible on the Bookings list.&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** Whenever you create a booking, it is assigned to a customer on the platform. So, before creating a booking manually, make sure the customer for that booking is created on the platform. You can learn how to manually create a customer [here](https://docs.flowbookings.io/knowledgebase/customers-overview/how-to-add-customers-manually).&#x20;
{% endhint %}

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