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# How to make my product both bookable and buyable?

Lets say you want to make a Cowlendar service both bookable and buyable

{% hint style="info" %}
An example of this could be if you are selling bicycles and want to give the option for people to purchase the bike normally or schedule a test drive
{% endhint %}

Steps to make a Shopify product both bookable and buyable

1. In your Shopify admin dashboard Look at the left hand side 
2. Click on products.
3. Select the product you wish to modify.

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5. Scroll to 'Variants' and click '+ Add options like size or color.'
6. Enter an option name, for example, 'Options'
7. Specify the option values, such as "Buy it directly" and "Book an appointment"

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7. Save your changes.
8. Back in your Shopify admin dashboard look at the left panel and click on Apps
9. Click on Cowlendar and then Click on My Services
10. Click on "New service"

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