Subcontracting temporary help during your busy season is easy.
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​Step 1: Add your subcontractor as a user on your existing Gazelle Subscription.

Step 2: Set up a 2-way sync to keep their calendar(s) up to date with the Gazelle calendar your company will be using to fill holes in their schedule.

Step 3: Choose the services your subcontractor can provide.

Step 4: Start scheduling events on their calendar.

Step 5: Inactivate their user at the end of your busy season.
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Contact the the various trade organizations and schools and see if they know anyone in the area hungry for work and experience. The schools will be eager to help their graduates; and the trade organizations will be eager to help their young members.

The easiest thing to do is send new customers (and customers with pianos you don't want to service) to your subcontractor.

The easiest thing to do is send this person all your spinets and old uprights so you can keep your calendar open for the nicer pianos that need to perform at a higher level. Even a knowledgeable but inexperienced technician can improve low quality pianos; freeing you up to provide top-notch service for your best customers.

Yes, as soon as your busy season slows down you can disable their user and funnel all your appointments back onto your calendar.

No, subcontracted users can only see their calendar and limited data in your system. Click here for more info on user permissions and access restrictions.

Yes, edit the items on your Master Service List to limit the services different users can provide. Read this article.

Yes, simply create a Master Service List item tied to this user (i.e. Regulation, Voicing, Finish Repair, etc... this will help customers schedule with the right person on your team. Read this article.