Your appointment business at a glance
Notices
Open setup steps, a domain waiting for verification, security reminders such as turning on two-step sign-in or a passkey, and trial reminders appear here as slides of one card. The button on a slide takes you to the right place. The X hides that notice: setup for good, the domain reminder for 30 days and the security reminder for 7 days. The card disappears when nothing is left.
Your appointment business at a glance
This is your home screen — it opens every time you enter the panel and summarises the day: how many appointments are active right now, today's revenue, how many bookings are coming this week, your no-show rate, and how full your calendar is. While your initial setup is unfinished, a "Complete quick setup" card also appears here and guides you step by step; it disappears once setup is done or you close it.
Book an appointment in seconds
This button takes you straight to the calendar to enter a booking — for example when a customer calls. You never type the time by hand: once you pick the service and staff member, the system offers only the slots that are genuinely free (based on working hours, existing bookings, days off and buffer times).
Read your day in five numbers
Active today, today's revenue, upcoming this week, no-show rate and occupancy. Two of these depend on your own habits: the no-show rate only becomes meaningful once you mark customers who don't turn up, and occupancy can only be calculated after you enter working hours for your staff — without hours it stays blank.
See what's coming next
The nearest upcoming appointments across all your staff, in one list. Click any row to jump to that day on the calendar. If this is empty, either there are no future bookings yet or your setup isn't finished (no working hours means no bookable slots).
Spot your busy and quiet days
The trend chart shows how appointment volume has moved over recent days. Use it to plan staffing for peak days and to time a campaign or reminder for the slow ones.