Evidence / Reviewed September 14, 2026

From booking
to what’s next.

Radiance with Hazel and PNW Paddle Rentals have custom booking and Stripe integrations built around two different business models.

Radiance with Hazel

The appointment system combines service selection, working hours, turnaround buffers, existing bookings, and Google Calendar busy time. A held appointment connects to Stripe Checkout; verified payment starts confirmation and calendar fulfillment. The implementation also handles rescheduling, calendar changes, cancellations, and refund recovery.

The review used the booking architecture record and local automated checks of availability, finalization, calendar synchronization, payment signatures, and refunds. These tests use local data and controlled provider responses.

PNW Paddle Rentals

The rental system combines kit inventory with timed, full-day, and multi-day availability. Checkout holds inventory, and the payment workflow connects verified Stripe events to fulfillment, private confirmation, and timed pickup-information delivery. Cancellations, refund matching, and incomplete delivery have recovery paths.

The review used the rental architecture and local automated checks of allocation, payment safeguards, refund matching, and fulfillment recovery.

What this establishes

These are implemented business workflows, with public websites and local checks of specific behaviors. No live appointment, purchase, refund, calendar event, or customer message was created during this portfolio review. A public booking page alone does not establish that every current provider setting and downstream step has been verified.

Sources: each project’s booking documentation, implementation, and targeted automated tests. Private booking links, customer details, and pickup codes are excluded.