Welcome
What the admin is for, and where to find the task you need to do.
The admin is where you manage your business and website in one place: the pages customers read, the services they book, your stores and hours, incoming orders and payments, your team, and the emails customers receive.
You do not need any technical knowledge to use it. This guide explains every area in plain language, walks through common tasks step by step, and flags the few places where a careless change could affect real customers.
One edit can appear in many places
A service name, price, store hour, or image often shows up in several spots at once: the website, the booking flow, order summaries, and customer emails. When you change something, this guide tells you where to look afterwards.
Where do I go?
| I want to... | Go to |
|---|---|
| See today's bookings and what needs my attention | Daily Operations |
| Check or update an order, payment, or refund | Orders and Payments |
| Add or change a service, price, or option | Services |
| Change store hours, close for a holiday | Stores and Calendars |
| Edit a website page or the homepage | Website Content |
| Upload or replace a photo | Media |
| Update business contact details | Business Info |
| Invite a team member or change access | Team Access |
| Fix something that looks wrong | Troubleshooting |
Start here
Getting Started
Sign in, take a tour, and learn the difference between saving and publishing.
Daily Operations
Your day-to-day home: orders, payments, customers, and staff.
Services & Booking
Everything customers can browse and book: services, prices, stores, and holidays.
Website Content
Pages, homepage, menus, images, and business information.
Settings
Customer emails and team access. Handle with a little extra care.
Help
Frequently asked questions, troubleshooting, and a plain-language glossary.
The golden rules
- Preview before you publish. Most content areas let you see the change exactly as customers will.
- Edit, don't duplicate. Update the existing page or service instead of creating a second copy.
- Disable, don't delete. Many items have a "disable" switch that hides them from customers without losing anything. Deleting is permanent.
- When unsure, save as a draft and check the publish checklist before going live.