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# Website Booking Form
Embed the CodiCo booking form on your website and share your referral link.
The booking form lets customers get a price and book a ride on your own website. Open **Sales & Marketing → Website Booking Form** to get the code and change the settings.
## Referral link and QR code
Referral link, QR code and General settings (demo data).
The **Referral link** is the address of the page on your website where the booking form is placed, followed by an encoded partner ID, for example `https://your-site-name.com/book-your-taxi/?cGFydG5lci1pZD0x`. Enter the address of your booking page and click **Save**. **Reset** restores the saved value.
**Download QR Code** downloads a QR code of the link, ready for flyers, cars or a hotel desk.
{% hint style="info" %}
Bookings made through a referral link are credited to the partner in the link. See [Referral partners](/documentation/people-and-companies/partners.md) for how partners earn commissions.
{% endhint %}
## General settings
| Setting | What it does |
| ------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Language** | The language of the form. 14 languages are available, including English, French, Dutch, German, Spanish and Russian. |
| **Step #2 address** | Where step 2 of the booking opens. Enter an absolute or relative URL (for example `/booking`) or the ID of an element on the page (for example `widget-container`). Leave it empty if you don't need it. |
## Add the form to your website
The two pieces of code to add to your website.
{% stepper %}
{% step %}
### Add the script
Add the script once to your website, for example in the page header. Copy it with the copy button. The address in the script is your own system's address.
```html
```
{% endstep %}
{% step %}
### Insert the form
Place the form tag where the form should appear on the page:
```html
```
{% endstep %}
{% step %}
### Check the result
Open the page and make a test search. The **Preview** at the bottom of the settings page shows how the form looks.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}
The attributes in the tag:
| Attribute | Meaning |
| ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| `locale` | The form language, for example `en`. |
| `hide-ride-types` | Ride types that are hidden in the form, separated by commas. |
| `last-books` | `yes` shows a message with recent bookings, for example *198 bookings were booked today*. |
| `partner-id` | Optional. Credits bookings from this form to a referral partner. See [Referral partners](/documentation/people-and-companies/partners.md). |
{% hint style="warning" %}
Always copy the code from your own console. The address in the script must be your system's address, not the demo address.
{% endhint %}
## Watch the video
{% embed url="" %}
Web Booking Form: Stop Missing Bookings
{% endembed %}
Try the [demo booking widget](https://codico.io/demo-booking-widget/) and read more about the [booking form](https://codico.io/taxi-dispatch-software/booking-form/) on the CodiCo website.
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