> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.yoplanning.support/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.yoplanning.support/en/yoplanning-academy/yoplanning-parametrage/module-de-reservation/integration-du-module-de-reservation/creation-durls-pour-lintegration-du-module-de-reservation-sur-un-site-internet.md).

# Creating URLs for Integrating the Booking Module on a Website

### **Introduction**

Integrating the **Yoplanning booking module** into your website optimizes the user experience by **redirecting customers directly to specific products or categories**. By creating dedicated URLs, you can generate links that lead specifically to a **product list, an individual product, the store, or the shopping cart**.

This feature is particularly useful for

* **Make bookings easier to access** by sending direct links.
* **Create call-to-action buttons** redirecting to specific offers.

### **Steps to use the feature**

1. **Access to the Reservation Module**
   * Log in to Yoplanning.pro.
   * In the left navigation menu, click on **Booking Modules** in the **Administration** section
2. **Generating URLs**
   * Locate the specific module you want to create a URL for. There may be multiple modules listed.
   * Select **Embed** to open the URL generator tool.
3. **Configuring URL Parameters**
   * In the tool that opens, start by setting the **Destination** of the URL. Available options include:
     * **Product List**
     * **Specific product**
     * **Shop** (to go directly to the store)
     * **Basket**
   * Configure other settings as needed to refine the URL focus (by category, product, or tag).
4. **Getting the URL**
   * After selecting the settings, the URL or code needed for integration will be generated at the bottom of the tool.
   * Copy this URL or the provided code to use on your website.

### **Usage Tips and Best Practices**

* **Always test generated URLs** to ensure they correctly redirect to the desired sections or products. Simply paste it into a new tab in your browser.
* Embed URLs in clearly labeled buttons or links to encourage clicks.

### **Common Problems and Solutions**

* **Problem:** The generated URL is not working properly. **Solution:** Check that all parameters are set correctly before generating the URL. Ensure that the booking module is correctly configured and enabled.
* **Issue:** Changes not reflected in the URL. **Solution:** Regenerate the URL after any changes to the module settings to ensure the changes are reflected.

### **Conclusion**

Creating dedicated URLs for integrating the Yoplanning booking module is a great way to streamline navigation and improve the accessibility of your offers. By redirecting customers directly to specific products, categories, or the shopping cart, you facilitate the booking process and increase your chances of conversion.

To ensure effective integration, remember to **test each generated URL**, embed them in **prominent call-to-action buttons**, and **update your links** if your offer changes.

With this feature, you can offer a **smooth and intuitive experience** to your customers, while improving the management and visibility of your online services.


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