Thanks for answering.
I’ve done these tests:
1. Set settings / customer / Create WordPress user account for customers: Enabled
Make an appointment first by placing the name (eg John Perez), telephone and email and it happens that:
a. a user is created in WP
b. a customer is created in Bookly
When making a second appointment, if I use the same name as the first date (Juan Perez), bookly let me finish the appointment. If I use a second surname (Juan Perez Garcia) or another name, Bookly informs me that the email is already in use.
The whole process up here is perfect.
2. I set settings / customer / Create WordPress user account for customers: Disabled
Make an appointment first by placing the name (eg Rosa Rodriguez), telephone and email and it happens that:
a. NOT a user is created in WP
b. A customer is created in Bookly.
When making a second appointment, if I use the same name as the first date (Rosa Rodriguez), bookly let me finish the appointment.
If I use a second surname (Rosa Rodriguez Garcia) or another name, Bookly allows me to continue and create another customer with the same email
My question is:
1. To avoid different clients with the same email is necessary then that user creation Worpdress is enabled?
2. Or is there another way to set a Bookly to not believe in WordPress users (for security and not grow the database) but there are no multiple clients with the same email?
I’ll look forward for your answer
Eduardo B.