Home #
The dashboard landing view summarises the next seven days: upcoming meetings, pending reschedule requests, and any calendar connection that needs re-authorisation. Connection warnings appear here first and are worth acting on quickly, because an expired token silently stops conflict detection.
Event Types #
A grid of every bookable offer you own. Each card exposes quick actions to copy the public link, duplicate the event type, toggle it between active and hidden, and open the full editor. Team event types appear in a separate tab when you belong to one or more teams.
Bookings #
A chronological list of scheduled meetings, filterable by status, event type, host, and date range. From here you can reschedule, cancel, mark a no-show, add internal notes, and export the current filter to CSV.
Availability #
Where working hours, named schedules, and date overrides live. The calendar preview on the right renders your true bookable slots after buffers and connected-calendar conflicts are applied, which makes it the fastest way to confirm a configuration change did what you expected.
Workflows #
Automation rules that send reminders, follow-ups, and internal notifications around booking events. Each workflow has a trigger, an optional delay, and one or more actions.
Analytics #
Charts covering bookings created, completion rate, cancellations, no-shows, and popular time slots. Use the date-range selector to compare periods, and the breakdown control to split any chart by event type or host.
Settings #
Account-level configuration: profile, branding, connected calendars, notification defaults, team membership, billing, API keys, and webhook endpoints. Items you are not permissioned for are hidden rather than disabled, so the panel differs by role.
