Hi Ben,
I noticed this post is a little old now. Did you end up getting a solution to these questions? Your web developer should be able to login to Square and tinker with settings for you.
We use Square Appointments in store and then Squarespace for our website and e-commerce aspects. Squarespace supports PayPal and Stripe (which also now has Afterpay and Klarna support). We also then use Xero to reconcile everything in the 1 place together (Square, Squarespace via Greenback work great with Xero โ Square for example is completely automated in Xero which is so much better than QuickBooks - we used this up until a few months ago). Square then has an embed code you can access from your Seller Dashboard that your developer can integrate into your website for bookings.
Regarding links to individual services, unfortunately I donโt think Square has this feature. However theyโve been doing lots of upgrades lately so hopefully this might be something we see in the future. For now itโs essentially just your booking form and I would encourage you to group your services together as succinctly as possible (and add variations to each if you need) so it keeps the service list short and sweet for your customers. Square also enables you to reorganise the display order of services in that list, so for our business we have our most popular services high in the order of items to make it as easy as possible for our customers to rebook. Itโs also handy if you introduce a new service as you can promote it by having it high in the order of items too.
With links to policies, we use links on our Squarespace website as references in areas Square enables you to add them. Ie in Privacy we have โTo read our privacy policy, please visit: <insert your link>โ.
Hope that helps!
