What's new

Your customer list and your appointments now download as CSV.

Where. Settings, then Your data — one file for customers, one for bookings. Bookings also download from the bookings list itself, using whatever filters you have set there, so the file matches the rows on screen.

Customers come with how often each person has been and what they agreed to hear from you about. Bookings come with their services, team and amount.

Both open in Excel, Numbers and Google Sheets, with Greek names intact.

When a condition applies to what you charge — a treatment included in the price, a price that depends on hair length — it now has its own field rather than a line in the description.

Where to set it. Services, in your admin. Every service and every category has a Fine print box, and there is one for the whole menu at the top of the page.

Where it shows. Wherever the price does: your home page, services page and the booking form. Fine print on the menu sits at the foot of all three.

Up to 240 characters. You do not need to type the asterisk — we draw it.

Deleting the last digit in a number box used to put a value straight back under your cursor. Typing 60 over it then gave you 160 or 601, depending on where the cursor had landed.

Where it happened. How far ahead customers can book, the cancellation and reschedule windows, the minimum notice before an appointment, and the "after so many visits" box your customers meet in the booking form.

An empty box is now treated as a draft. Click away without finishing one and it returns to the value it had, rather than snapping to the lowest number allowed.

The dashboard used to open on a setup checklist and four tiles of 30-day totals — numbers that do not move while you watch them.

It opens on today now. Every appointment in order, and the gaps between them drawn in, so you can see the time nobody has booked.

It refreshes itself. A booking somebody else takes while the page is open shows up without a reload. So do the bookings list and your support threads.

The week ahead and who is arriving sit beside it. Longer stretches moved to Analytics, where every figure is set against the same stretch before it.

Services used to be a flat table with a category column beside each row. It is now the grouped menu itself, laid out the way a customer reads it.

Order. Drag a category to move a whole section. Drag a service inside its section, or into a different one. What you see is the order on your site — the page and the site no longer disagree about it.

Icons and photographs. A category carries an icon, a service carries a photograph, and both show on your booking site. The heading names the category, so no row repeats it.