Learn how to use Set on the web and in the app: sign up, add services, set hours, manage bookings, clients, payments, your team and Set+ business tools.
Start taking bookings
From your first sign-in to a booking link you can share with confidence.
Create your professional account
Core and Set+
Choose a setup path, enter your business details and create your own login.
On the web
Select Get started on the website, or open Sign up as a business. Choose Starting fresh or Switching over from another service.
In the app
Open Set and choose the professional sign-up experience. Follow the business setup prompts, not client signup.
Steps
- Choose your specialty. Use Custom if the available specialties do not describe your work.
- Enter your name, business name, an email you can access and a password of at least eight characters. Choose your business-address, mobile or online location option where offered.
- For a fresh setup, enter your first services and review the Hours step. Do not assume the default hours match your schedule. Review or skip optional steps using the controls shown.
- Review the plan and professional terms before accepting. Decide later is available on website signup; choosing a plan is not the same as connecting an account to receive client payments.
- Finish creating the account. Once you reach your dashboard, complete the remaining setup items before sharing your page.
You have a professional login and a business workspace. Creating an account alone does not guarantee that your profile is published or ready for online payment.
Tips
- Already have a login? Sign in instead of creating another account. If signup appears to time out, try signing in with that email before submitting again.
- Use your own login for each team member. Never share the owner's password.
Create a business account
Claim a profile Set prepared for you
Core and Set+
Take ownership of an existing preview without creating a duplicate business.
On the web
Open the private claim link provided by Set. It opens a Claim your profile page in your browser.
In the app
Complete the claim in the browser, then sign into the professional app with the claimed email and your new password.
Steps
- Check that the business and email shown belong to you. Ask Set Support for help if they do not.
- Read the selected plan and billing-start terms. Your invitation may specify normal billing, free days, a future billing date or complimentary access; the actual invitation is authoritative.
- Create and confirm your password, then accept the terms displayed on the claim form.
- Submit the claim and wait for the success confirmation. Review the imported services, hours and contact details in the dashboard before sharing your link.
The prepared business belongs to your account and you can edit it. Billing follows the terms you accepted, not a universal trial promise.
Tips
- Claim links are private and single-use. If a link is invalid or the terms change while you are claiming, request a current link or review the refreshed terms.
- Do not sign up a second business just because the claim link has already been used; try logging in.
Sign in, recover access and resume setup
Core and Set+
Use the professional login and return to the correct business.
On the web
Open Pro Login. After login, use the dashboard; a client account has a separate account experience. Use the app's recovery flow or contact Support if you cannot access your account and no recovery control is displayed here.
In the app
Choose the professional role when opening Set. Use the login recovery controls if needed and Settings for account controls after signing in.
Steps
- Enter the email and password used for your professional account. If you manage multiple businesses, check which business is active.
- If you forgot your password, use the password-recovery option on the login screen and follow the emailed verification instructions.
- If you were switching platforms, return to the switch-over setup to resume unfinished imports. Review each remaining step; do not reimport items that are already saved.
- If you are signed in but need to change credentials, use the account/security controls rather than starting another signup.
You are back in the right workspace without duplicating your account or imported data.
Tips
- Check your spam folder for verification email. Never paste a password or verification code into Support.
- Signing out does not delete your business, cancel bookings or cancel your Set subscription.
Open pro login
Move from another booking platform
Core and Set+
Bring services, client contacts and upcoming appointments over in separate reviewed steps.
On the web
Choose Switching over at signup. Existing accounts can use the switch-over setup and the import controls in their dashboard.
In the app
Choose Switching over during professional signup or use the relevant import screen in Services or Clients.
Steps
- Start with services: use a supported public profile URL or screenshots, then review names, duration, pricing and selected rows before confirming.
- Export your private client list from the previous platform as CSV. Import it separately in Clients and match the columns, including notes when present.
- Upload screenshots of upcoming appointments in the appointment-import flow. Check every client, service, provider, date and time; correct uncertain data before saving.
- Review any Set+ import offer and billing terms before accepting. Previewing data is not an agreement to a paid upgrade.
- Set your working hours, check imported appointments against the calendar, preview your profile and then share your new booking link with clients.
You have reviewed the data saved in Set. Imports do not create fictional historical bookings or claim that Set collected payments made elsewhere.
Tips
- Public profile links do not contain private client records or private notes. You need an authorized export for those.
- Do not upload someone else's confidential client records. Review sensitive notes and import only records you are authorized to manage.
- You can skip an import and return later. Check for existing records before retrying a completed import.
Open switch-over setup
Preview, publish or hide your booking page
Core and Set+
Check what clients see and make your profile available for booking.
Business-management access is required.
On the web
Open Dashboard → Profile and expand Publishing. Use the profile preview/link controls to review your public page.
In the app
Open Settings → Preview public profile to check the page. Use Settings → Public profile to publish or hide it.
Steps
- Add at least one active service and save at least one open day in your business hours.
- Review your name, address/location, contact details, service prices, payment instructions, policies and images in the public preview.
- Enable Public profile or the publishing control shown for your business. Complete any readiness or subscription warning rather than ignoring it.
- Open the public booking link in a separate browser to check the page clients receive. Choose a service and inspect the available dates before sharing.
- To stop showing the profile, turn publishing off. Handle any existing appointments separately; hiding the page does not cancel them.
Eligible clients can open your published page. Previewing alone does not publish a page or bypass account restrictions.
Tips
- Stripe is optional for pay-in-person services. You do not need online payment setup just to publish.
- A billing restriction can affect visibility or new bookings. Check Plan & Billing for the actual status.
- If no times appear, check business hours, service weekdays, staff hours, duration and blocked time.
Open profile settings
Your profile and brand
Make your booking page accurate, recognizable and easy for clients to use.
Edit business details, location and timezone
Core and Set+
Keep the information on your public page and booking records accurate.
Manager controls are required for business-wide changes.
On the web
Open Dashboard → Profile → Business information. Contact and timezone settings are also available in Dashboard → Settings.
In the app
Open Settings → Business profile. Review the location and contact fields in the form.
Steps
- Update your name, business name and specialty. Choose a custom specialty if needed.
- Review your location type and address, then enter the contact information clients should use.
- Check your business timezone, especially if you moved or the calendar appears offset. Review upcoming appointments after any timezone change.
- Save the form and wait for success. Reopen the editor or preview the page to confirm the new values persisted.
The saved details are used where Set displays your business, including your profile and digital card.
Tips
- Changing a public contact field is different from changing the account's login email.
- Location affects map discovery and local pricing suggestions. Use accurate information rather than placing private details in your bio.
Edit your profile
Customize page colors and presentation
Core and Set+
Change your client-facing theme without changing your personal dashboard theme.
On the web
Open Dashboard → Profile and expand Appearance. Review Presentation for additional plan-dependent options.
In the app
Open Settings → Profile appearance. Business-profile content and personal app theme have separate controls.
Steps
- Choose the public-page theme and accent from the controls available for your plan.
- Adjust button, text and background overrides where offered. Check that text remains readable on your chosen colors.
- Save the appearance settings, then open your public preview and inspect service buttons and booking actions.
- For additional presentation options marked Set+, review their plan requirement before enabling or upgrading.
Clients see your saved profile styling. This does not change your personal dashboard theme, service prices or payment rules.
Tips
- Check both a phone-sized and a larger preview. A color that looks good behind a photo may not be readable on buttons.
- Use the current website editor if an older installed app does not show an appearance option.
Open appearance controls
Edit About content and order profile sections
Core and Set+
Explain your business and choose the order in which clients see information.
On the web
Use Dashboard → Profile → Business information for About content and Page layout for section order and visibility.
In the app
Open Settings → Business profile. Expand Page layout to find Profile sections and visibility switches.
Steps
- Write a concise introduction with the relevant contact, booking or preparation details. On the website, use the paragraph, heading, list and link controls where offered.
- Use the section-order arrows to move About, Gallery, Services, Team, Location, Hours, Policies and Reviews into your preferred order.
- Use the section visibility switches for the optional content you want clients to see.
- Save each edited area as prompted and inspect the preview. Open any public link you added to ensure it points to the right destination.
Your public profile follows the saved content and supported layout choices.
Tips
- Do not place private client notes or confidential treatment photos in About or Gallery.
- Turning a public section off does not delete the underlying reviews, services or business records.
Open page layout
Add profile photos, gallery images and a video
Core and Set+
Show your work publicly while keeping treatment records private.
On the web
Open Dashboard → Profile → Cover and photos to manage the profile image, cover and gallery. The featured-video editor is in the gallery controls.
In the app
Open Settings → Business profile and expand the image/gallery controls. Use Profile appearance for page styling.
Steps
- Choose the correct image control: profile image, cover image or gallery photo. Pick a supported image from your device and review its preview.
- Remove unwanted public gallery images and respect the limit displayed in the editor. Save the changes.
- For a featured video, Set+ members can paste a supported YouTube video or public Instagram post/Reel link in the video field.
- Validate or preview the link using the editor, save it and open the public profile. The video appears with the gallery; it remains hosted by its provider.
Saved public images and an eligible featured-video link appear on your profile.
Tips
- Featured video links require Set+. Gallery photos are separate from this benefit.
- Private or embedding-disabled videos may not play. Use the provider-open link or replace the URL; Instagram controls its embed behavior.
- Browser autoplay rules can require a tap. An embed is not a guarantee of frameless playback or automatic sound.
- For confidential before/after images, use private client treatment records rather than the public gallery.
Open profile images
Share your booking link, QR code and digital card
Core and Set+
Give clients a direct path to booking without requiring an app download.
On the web
Use your dashboard's copy-booking-link action or open My Card for the digital business card.
In the app
Use the Overview sharing action or open Settings → Digital business card.
Steps
- Preview and publish your profile first. Copy the booking link provided by Set rather than typing a new slug from memory.
- Paste the link into your website, social bio, appointment messages or email signature. Open it once as a client to verify the destination.
- For a QR code, open the digital-card screen, select a supported appearance and use its save/share or print controls.
- Update business details in your profile if the card's name, contact information or image needs changing.
- To send clients directly to reviews, add #reviews to your public profile link and check the resulting page.
Clients can reach your business's public booking page or scan its QR code. A digital business card is not a payment card.
Tips
- A public booking link is safe to share; a client's private manage-booking link is not.
- Do not edit or obscure the QR pattern. Test the exported code with another device before printing a batch.
Open My Card
Embed booking on your website or Wix site
Core and Set+
Use Set's generated booking widget instead of rebuilding your schedule.
On the web
Open Dashboard → Profile → Booking widget/embed controls.
In the app
Widget installation is best completed on the website. Open Set's web dashboard to generate and copy the embed code.
Steps
- Publish your booking profile and open the website widget editor.
- Choose the supported view, theme and accent settings, then review the preview.
- Copy the generated iframe code. In your website builder, add an HTML/embed block and paste it; in Wix, use an HTML embed element.
- Publish your own website and test the widget on phone and desktop. Check the page height and make sure clients can complete the flow.
Your site displays Set's live booking experience with the generated widget settings.
Tips
- Use the generated code, not an arbitrary URL or the dashboard URL. Your website builder may need its own layout adjustments.
- The widget still follows your real availability, publishing status and booking rules.
Open the web widget editor
Services and availability
Build an organized menu and offer only the times you can actually work.
Create or edit a service
Core and Set+
Set its name, duration, price, description and booking options.
Services and business hours require business-management access.
On the web
Open Dashboard → Services & Hours, then Add service. Expand Service list and the relevant category to edit an existing service.
In the app
Open Services and tap the add (+) action. Tap an existing service to edit it.
Steps
- Enter a clear service name, the full appointment duration and its price. For example, Consultation, 30 minutes, $45.
- Add a description that explains what is included, preparation requirements and anything charged separately.
- Assign a category and choose the weekdays on which this service is available. Business and provider hours still apply.
- Expand advanced options for photos, Payment and Staff. For a new service in the app, use Show advanced options (Photos, Payment, Staff).
- Create the service or tap Save changes. Confirm that the saved service is active and appears in the correct category.
The service is saved in your menu. Clients can book it only when its status, schedule and payment prerequisites allow.
Tips
- Editing a service does not itself collect money or retroactively settle existing appointment balances.
- Optional AI price suggestions are suggestions, not mandatory prices. Enter your own amount when appropriate.
Open Services & Hours
Group, filter, reorder and hide services
Core and Set+
Keep a long menu understandable instead of browsing one jumbled list.
On the web
In Services & Hours, expand Categories to manage groups. In Service list, expand only the categories you want to view.
In the app
In Services, use the category/folder controls to manage categories and the list's category controls to narrow what you see.
Steps
- Create categories with recognizable names such as Consultations or Treatments. Rename or reorder categories using the available edit and arrow controls.
- Edit each service, assign its category and save. Services without a category remain in the uncategorized grouping.
- Collapse groups you are not working on. Use the category filters where shown to focus on the services you need.
- Use service reorder controls to adjust the menu within the supported grouping.
- To stop offering a service, switch its active/visibility setting off and save. Use Delete service only after reviewing its confirmation.
Your saved menu is organized for clients and easier to manage. Collapsing a group or filtering the editor does not hide services from the public page.
Tips
- Changing a category does not change price, duration, payment mode or provider eligibility.
- Hiding a service does not automatically cancel existing appointments for it.
Choose in-person payment, deposits or full payment
Core and Set+
Decide what clients pay when booking and how the balance is collected.
On the web
Edit a service in Services & Hours and find its Payment settings.
In the app
Open Services → select a service → Payment. Expand advanced options when creating a new service.
Steps
- Choose In person if clients should reserve without paying Set online. Collect payment using your actual in-person method.
- To require money at booking, complete payment setup first, then choose Deposit or Pay full.
- For a deposit, select a fixed amount or percentage and enter the value. Choose the supported remainder method: In person or In app.
- For deposit services, enable Allow pay in full only if you want clients to have the optional full-payment choice. Turning it off keeps the deposit requirement but removes that choice.
- Save and inspect the service's client booking flow to check the amount due now and any remaining balance.
New bookings use the saved payment mode. Deposit/prepaid bookings need successful confirmation of the required initial payment.
Tips
- Stripe must allow charges before online modes can be used; a subscription billing card does not enable client payments.
- Pay full requires full prepayment. Deposit plus Allow pay in full gives a choice; they are not the same setting.
- Abandoned online payments can leave a temporary hold before release. Do not assume a pending hold is a confirmed paid appointment.
Use add-ons, service options, quotes and starting prices
Core and Set+
Describe optional extras and advanced pricing without promising unsupported checkout flows.
On the web
Edit the main service for Add-ons and available advanced pricing options. Manage quote requests through the catalog/business tools shown in Services & Hours.
In the app
Open the service form. Add-ons appear below Description in current versions; expand advanced settings for other options.
Steps
- For a separately priced optional extra, add an add-on name, extra price and extra minutes. Make it visible and save the main service.
- Explain in the description what the base service includes. On the public web booking page, check that selected add-ons update the total and duration.
- For service options, starting-at prices or quote-based services, review the Set+ requirement and fill in the relevant pricing controls before saving.
- For a quote request, review the client's request and use the available quote/reply action. Check the status shown after responding.
The service accurately represents its supported extras and pricing. Starting-at pricing is not a promise of a final fixed price.
Tips
- Advanced pricing, service options and quotes are Set+ features; ordinary online promo codes are available on both plans.
- Native client booking does not currently offer add-on selection in every flow. Use the public web booking link for supported selection; do not assume manual bookings or reschedules support every option.
- If your installed pro app lacks an editor control, use Services & Hours on the website.
Open the web service editor
Import services from a link or screenshots
Core and Set+
Review extracted services before adding them to your menu.
On the web
Open Services & Hours and use the service-import controls, or start from switch-over setup.
In the app
Open Services and tap the import/download action.
Steps
- Choose a supported public profile link, such as Booksy, Fresha or GlossGenius, or select service-menu screenshots/photos.
- For an unsupported link source, use the screenshot route if available rather than substituting an unrelated URL.
- Wait for extraction and check every name, price and duration. Correct uncertain fields and select only the rows you want.
- Review any optional advanced-catalog import/Set+ offer separately from the basic import.
- Confirm the selected services, then open the menu to check categories, availability and payment settings.
Selected services are saved after review. Imported services default to pay in person until you configure eligible online payment.
Tips
- A public service URL cannot import private clients, confidential notes or appointments.
- Check for services already imported before retrying. Screenshot extraction can misread prices or durations.
Open service import
Set weekly hours and service weekdays
Core and Set+
Choose open days and start/end times that match your real schedule.
On the web
Open Dashboard → Services & Hours → Weekly hours.
In the app
Open Settings → Business hours.
Steps
- Turn on each day you work and turn off each closed day.
- Set the opening and closing time for every open day. Allow enough room for the full duration of your longest appointments.
- Save the hours and inspect the public booking calendar for a representative day.
- If only one service should be offered on particular weekdays, edit that service's available days rather than changing the entire business schedule.
- For a team, also inspect the assigned provider's hours and service eligibility.
New availability is based on saved working hours, service weekdays, the relevant provider, existing appointments and blocks.
Tips
- A service weekday restriction does not open a closed day.
- Check the business timezone if the same appointment appears at an unexpected local time.
- Changing hours does not cancel existing bookings; review those separately.
Open working hours
Block lunch, time off or a whole day
Core and Set+
Remove time from new availability without changing every weekly schedule.
On the web
Open Services & Hours → Time off, or use the appointment calendar's blocking controls.
In the app
Open Settings → Time off, or use the supported block-time action from Calendar/Overview.
Steps
- Choose the date and decide whether the block covers the whole day or a time range.
- For a partial block, enter the start and end time. Select the relevant staff scope where offered.
- Review any overlapping appointment warning. Blocking time does not itself reschedule or cancel those appointments.
- Save the block and check the calendar. To reopen that time, use the block's delete/remove action and confirm.
The blocked range is excluded from new bookable availability according to its saved scope.
Tips
- Do not use a fake appointment as a substitute for time off.
- If an override is offered for a manual booking, review exactly which conflict you are overriding.
Open Time off
Troubleshoot missing booking times
Core and Set+
Check the schedule inputs in order before assuming something is broken.
On the web
Check Services & Hours, Team and Profile in the dashboard, then compare the public booking page.
In the app
Check Services, Settings → Business hours, Team, Time off and Public profile.
Steps
- Confirm the service is active and allowed on the weekday the client selected.
- Check that the business and selected provider have applicable open hours. Check the provider is assigned to that service.
- Allow the full service duration, including selected extras, to fit before closing without overlapping another appointment.
- Check whole-day and partial blocks, existing bookings and the scheduling restrictions offered in your settings.
- If the whole profile is unavailable, inspect publishing readiness and Plan & Billing. If only online payment is unavailable, inspect payment setup.
- Reload availability after saving changes. If a specific time still fails, give Support the service, date, provider and exact error, not a password.
You can distinguish a genuine schedule restriction from a publishing, billing, provider or loading issue.
Tips
- Availability can change while a client is booking. A time shown earlier may have just been taken.
- Try another eligible service/provider/date to narrow the issue; do not disable protections merely to make a slot appear.
Appointments and checkout
Create bookings, manage changes and keep service status separate from payment status.
Create a manual appointment
Core and Set+
Add a booking for a client directly from your calendar.
On the web
Open Dashboard → Appointments and use New booking or the calendar's add action.
In the app
Open Calendar and use the new-booking (+) action, or New booking on Overview.
Steps
- Choose an existing client or enter the client's name and required contact information. Check that you are not selecting a different person who shares a phone number.
- Select the service and eligible provider. Use the category controls when offered to find the correct service.
- Choose the date and time, review the full duration and check any booking or blocked-time conflict.
- Review the payment/confirmation requirements displayed. A manual entry is not evidence that you collected money.
- Save and wait for confirmation. Open the new appointment to check the client, provider, time and payment information.
A saved appointment reserves the supported time and appears in the calendar.
Tips
- Do not assume every manual-booking flow supports public-page add-ons or all Set+ options.
- Never override a conflict until you understand the appointment or block it overlaps.
Open Appointments
Use the calendar and update appointment status
Core and Set+
Review requests, mark outcomes and distinguish a completed service from a paid balance.
On the web
Open Dashboard → Appointments and use the available date/view controls.
In the app
Open Calendar. Select an appointment to open its detail screen.
Steps
- Use the day/week and date navigation to find the booking. Check the provider and business if you work across teams.
- Open an appointment to inspect its service, client, start time, duration, status, payment information and notes/forms.
- For a request or pending appointment, follow the action appropriate to the reason shown. A required online payment must be confirmed before treating the booking as paid.
- Use the available completion, cancellation or no-show action only when it matches what happened. Review the confirmation before applying it.
- After a change, check the saved status and any remaining payment balance separately.
Your calendar reflects recorded booking outcomes. Completion or the passage of time does not establish that a client paid in person.
Tips
- A pending payment hold and a confirmed paid appointment are different states.
- Do not mark an unpaid service paid simply to make a calendar item disappear. Use payment records and the actual collection method.
Move or cancel an appointment as a professional
Core and Set+
Make a deliberate schedule change and check its effect on clients and payments.
On the web
Open an appointment in Appointments. Supported calendar views also offer drag-to-move interactions.
In the app
Open the appointment from Calendar and use its edit/reschedule or cancellation controls.
Steps
- Check the client, service and provider before changing anything.
- For rescheduling, choose an available new date/time and review any provider or conflict warning. Confirm the change and verify its new location in the calendar.
- For cancellation, use the cancellation action and review the notice before confirming.
- Review any notification options and use the saved appointment details to confirm the final result.
- Check recorded payments separately. If a refund is appropriate, use the supported refund process rather than assuming cancellation returns money.
The appointment's time or status changes only after a successful confirmation.
Tips
- Blocked time and staff availability still matter when rescheduling.
- Do not promise an automatic deposit refund or refund arrival date. Review the applicable policy and actual payment record.
Understand what clients do when booking online
Core and Set+
Walk through your own public booking flow before sending clients to it.
On the web
Open the public profile link, not the dashboard editor. Clients can book through the website without downloading the app.
In the app
Clients use the client experience to find a professional, select a service and book. Professional settings are separate.
Steps
- Select a service and any supported options or add-ons. Choose a provider when provider selection is offered.
- Choose an available date/time, enter client details and review the booking's price, required payment and policies.
- Complete required policy/form acknowledgments. Optional appointment/service SMS and marketing SMS choices are separate and should each be reviewed.
- For a deposit or prepaid service, complete the secure payment step. For pay in person, follow the confirmation flow without assuming an online card charge.
- Wait for a confirmed result and keep the confirmation/manage-booking link. Signed-in clients can also review appointments in their account.
The client has a confirmed booking once its actual requirements are satisfied.
Tips
- Do not submit a real paid test unless you intend to make a real payment.
- The public web flow and native client flow do not support every option identically; use the web link when a required option is not available in the installed app.
- Booking is not permission for promotional SMS. Optional consent choices must remain voluntary.
Let guests manage bookings without signing in
Core and Set+
Use the private appointment-specific Manage booking link, not a reply to a reminder.
On the web
Clients open Manage booking from their booking email or the manage link in supported text notifications.
In the app
The private link opens the guest management web page. A signed-in client's appointment controls are a separate route.
Steps
- Open the newest Manage booking link associated with the correct appointment. Keep it private because it grants access to that booking.
- Review the service, provider and time. Use Reschedule only when that action is offered.
- Choose a new available time, complete any required acknowledgments and confirm. The original appointment remains until the change succeeds.
- For cancellation, read the payment/policy warning and explicitly confirm cancellation.
- If the link is invalid, expired, incomplete or the permitted change window has ended, contact the professional using the contact options shown.
An eligible guest can change or cancel that particular booking without an account. Expired, past or otherwise ineligible bookings do not expose change actions.
Tips
- Replying to an email or text is not the cancel/reschedule mechanism. Use Manage booking.
- Cancellation does not guarantee a refund. Paid amounts and deposits may be forfeited under the applicable policy.
- Do not publish or forward a private manage link as though it were your general booking page.
Collect a remaining balance and record checkout
Core and Set+
Review what was paid, what remains and which collection actions are available.
Supported checkout is available to managers and reception, not staff-only accounts.
On the web
Open the appointment's checkout/payment controls from Appointments.
In the app
Open the appointment in Calendar and select the available checkout or collect-remainder action.
Steps
- Review the service total, any recorded initial payment, discounts and remaining balance.
- Apply a supported checkout discount only if appropriate and review the resulting amount before collecting.
- For an eligible in-app remainder, use the collect/charge action and confirm the amount. Wait for the recorded result rather than tapping repeatedly.
- For money collected in person, use the supported record-payment method only after actually receiving it. Recording a cash/external payment is not a Set card charge.
- Reopen the appointment and check the payment status and balance. Mark service completion separately when appropriate.
Checkout reflects a successful collection or an explicitly recorded real-world payment, not an assumption based on appointment status.
Tips
- An initial deposit is not the same as full payment.
- If a charge result is uncertain, check the transaction before retrying to avoid double charging.
- A financial note such as '$20 off next visit' does not apply a discount automatically.
Create promo codes for online bookings
Core and Set+
Offer discounts before clients pay online; available on both Core and Set+.
On the web
Open Dashboard → Profile → Promo codes.
In the app
Open Settings and choose Promo codes.
Steps
- Create a code using the promo-code editor. Choose the supported discount type and amount.
- Set the eligibility, date or usage restrictions offered in the editor. Check any service scope and activation setting.
- Save the code, then share its exact spelling and conditions with the intended clients.
- Preview an eligible online booking, apply the code before payment and verify the revised total and amount due now.
- Deactivate or edit a promotion using its management controls when it should no longer be offered.
Eligible new online bookings can apply a valid code before confirming payment.
Tips
- A code must satisfy its actual restrictions; it is not a retroactive refund for an existing charge.
- Checkout discounts, promotional codes and free-text client notes are different tools.
- Do not assume service-booking codes apply to retail orders, packages or memberships unless that flow explicitly supports them.
Open promo codes
Bring over upcoming appointments
Core and Set+
Import upcoming time from screenshots and verify every uncertain detail.
On the web
Open switch-over setup and choose the upcoming-appointment import step.
In the app
Use the appointment screenshot-import step in the switch-over flow.
Steps
- Import or create your services first so appointment rows can be matched correctly.
- Upload clear screenshots of upcoming appointments. Include the date, service and time wherever possible.
- Review extracted names, contact information, dates, times, services and providers. Correct any unmatched or uncertain fields before selecting rows.
- Review any conflicts and the terms displayed for the import before confirming.
- Check the saved appointments in Calendar and retain any off-platform payment evidence separately.
Selected upcoming appointments occupy the intended calendar time without inventing Set-processed payments.
Tips
- Past visits are not imported as fictional paid/completed appointments. Use supported prior-visit records for historical context.
- Check ambiguous dates, AM/PM and business timezone carefully.
Open appointment import
Clients and private records
Manage contacts, notes and forms without exposing confidential information publicly.
Find, edit and export client records
Core and Set+
Keep contact details accurate and review the right person's history.
On the web
Open Dashboard → Clients to search, inspect contact/visit information, edit supported birthday details and export contacts. Use the app for the full contact editor, messaging and CSV import.
In the app
Open Clients, search for the person and tap their record. The top actions are Message, Import and Export.
Steps
- Search by the available contact/name fields and open the correct client. Compare identifying information before editing.
- Use the edit controls to update the supported contact fields, birthday or client information and save.
- Review appointment/visit information and the record's messaging/consent status where shown.
- To download contacts, choose Export and save the file securely. Review which fields are included before sharing it with another system.
Your saved contacts remain distinct from appointment and payment records.
Tips
- A shared phone number does not necessarily mean two people are the same client.
- CSV exports can contain private information. Store them securely and do not upload them to a public gallery.
- Importing a contact does not create completed appointments or prove SMS consent.
Open Clients
Import a client CSV, including notes
Core and Set+
Match columns, preview the data and keep imported notes private.
On the web
CSV client import is available in the Set app. The current web Clients screen offers export and client information, not the full import editor.
In the app
Open Clients → Import and select the CSV using the file picker.
Steps
- Export the client list from your previous system. Include notes in that export if the system permits it; a public profile URL will not contain private notes.
- Choose the file and map its columns to the supported fields such as name, phone, email and notes.
- Inspect the preview, missing-contact warnings and duplicate/matching behavior. Select only intended rows and correct mapping errors before proceeding.
- Confirm the import and wait for the result. Open representative client records to verify names, contacts and private notes.
- If notes are absent from the export, enter them manually in private client records rather than placing them in public profile content.
Selected contacts and supported note fields are imported as business-private records.
Tips
- Only import records you are authorized to manage. Do not send confidential exports through public links.
- Importing phone numbers is not permission to send appointment or promotional SMS. Keep consent separate.
- Do not assume every rich form, attachment or proprietary note format can be recreated from a CSV.
Get the app for client import
Add private notes, treatment forms and photos
Core and Set+
Keep appointment-linked treatment information separate from the public gallery.
On the web
The dedicated private treatment-record editor is in the Set app. The web Clients detail view is not that editor; do not put confidential notes in your public profile.
In the app
Open Clients → the client to view private records, or open the client record from an appointment. Use Notes, SOAP notes, Forms and the private photo controls.
Steps
- Open the correct client and, when applicable, the correct appointment. Check the identity before adding sensitive information.
- Create a note and enter your treatment observations. Use structured/SOAP fields only where that option is offered.
- Add private treatment photos through the record's photo controls, not the business's public gallery.
- Complete the form fields and save. Reopen the record to confirm the entry is attached to the intended client/appointment.
- Use available edit/delete controls deliberately. Keep clinically or operationally important information accurate and avoid unnecessary sensitive details.
Treatment records remain in the authorized business workflow rather than appearing on the public profile.
Tips
- Access depends on your business role; private does not mean every team member automatically has permission.
- A note saying '$100 off' does not create a real discount, refund or payment. Use the actual financial controls for those actions.
- If a particular record editor is absent in your installed app, check the current app or the available web controls rather than putting notes into public content.
Get the app for private records
Set policies, intake forms, waivers and signatures
Core and Set+
Explain booking terms and collect supported acknowledgments in the booking flow.
Business-wide policy/template editing requires management permission.
On the web
Open Dashboard → Policies for the protection and policy tools.
In the app
Open the Policies/protection tools from Settings. Review appointment form status from the appointment's records.
Steps
- Open the policy editor and review the supported booking, cancellation and preparation terms.
- Create or edit the available intake form, waiver or contract template. Associate it with the relevant scope/services where offered.
- Choose the required acknowledgment/signature options supported by the editor and save.
- Preview a client booking to check which terms and fields appear before confirmation.
- Open a real appointment's form/acknowledgment status when reviewing completion. Use resend only when the supported action is present and appropriate.
Supported policy and form requirements are presented and recorded through Set's actual booking flow.
Tips
- These protection tools are available on Core and Set+. They are not a guarantee against disputes or a substitute for professional legal advice.
- Do not assume a public policy paragraph is the same as a recorded client signature.
- Private treatment notes and client-completed intake forms serve different purposes.
Open Policies
Preserve client history from before Set
Core and Set+
Keep prior-visit context in private notes without fabricating paid appointments.
On the web
Clients shows recorded visit history. The upcoming-appointment import is not a general historical-visit importer.
In the app
Open Clients → the client and use private Notes for historical context you are authorized to retain.
Steps
- Review the client's actual Set appointments and any notes imported with an authorized client CSV.
- Add a private note describing relevant previous-platform visits, with a clear source/date when you know it.
- Save and reopen the note to verify the historical context.
- Keep that context separate from the displayed Set appointment list, visit totals and payment records. Do not create fake past appointments to change them.
Historical context remains available as private information, not as invented Set bookings, visit counts or collections.
Tips
- A contact import is not a visit import.
- Do not create paid bookings merely to raise a visit count or report total.
Message clients and reuse templates
Core and Set+
Select the right recipients and review the channel before sending.
On the web
Use the Set app for the client-list Message and template flow. The current web Clients view does not contain that full messaging editor.
In the app
Open Clients → Message. Some text actions open your device's messaging app rather than sending through Set.
Steps
- Select the intended clients and verify that the selected channel has the required contact details.
- Write a clear message or choose an existing template. Use Save as template if you want to reuse the wording later.
- Check the recipient count, business name, message content and booking link before sending.
- For email, respect the supported opt-outs. For Set-managed SMS, check subscription access, sending eligibility, consent and usage first.
- Review the result. A template saved successfully is not a sent message, and opening the device SMS composer does not prove delivery.
You deliberately send through the channel shown, or save reusable wording without sending it.
Tips
- Appointment/service consent and promotional consent are separate. Do not treat an imported number as consent.
- Device SMS uses your device and carrier; it is not the same as Set's automated reminder service.
- Review selected recipients again after changing filters or selecting a template.
Get the app for client messages
Payments and payouts
Understand client charges, available funds, refunds and your separate Set bill.
Set up online client payments
Core and Set+
Connect the account that receives booking payments—not the card that pays for Set.
Business-management access is required.
On the web
Open Dashboard → Payments and use the setup/manage-payments controls.
In the app
Open Settings → Payments and tap its setup/manage button.
Steps
- Start the secure payment onboarding and enter the requested business and identity details.
- Add the payout destination and complete any outstanding verification steps shown.
- Return to Set and check whether charges are enabled. Opening onboarding or attaching a bank alone is not proof of approval.
- Edit each service's Payment settings to choose an online deposit or full prepayment.
- Preview the service's booking flow and inspect what is due before confirmation.
An eligible payment account can accept supported online client charges. The payment provider controls account approval.
Tips
- Online payment setup is optional if clients pay in person.
- Your Set subscription billing card is a separate setup. It does not receive client payouts.
- Never send bank details, full card numbers or identity documents in Support chat.
Open Payments
Check earnings, pending funds and payouts
Core and Set+
A payment, an available balance and money arriving in your bank are different stages.
Business balances and payout-management controls are management-only; staff views can be limited to their own earnings.
On the web
Open Dashboard → Payments to inspect available payout information and actions.
In the app
Open Payouts/Earnings from the professional experience.
Steps
- Check the appointment's actual payment status and transaction before expecting payout funds.
- Compare pending and available balances. Pending funds may not be eligible for payout yet.
- Review recent payouts, their status and expected arrival information where shown.
- For a standard payout, use the available payout controls only when eligible funds and a valid destination exist.
- If payout is delayed or restricted, check verification/account alerts and give Support the transaction date, amount and status for investigation.
You know whether money is still pending, available, already being paid out or awaiting attention.
Tips
- Completing an appointment or recording cash does not add an online Stripe balance.
- Bank holidays and weekends can affect arrival, but do not assume that is the reason for a specific delay.
- Business Stripe funds are separate from staff earnings calculations and Set subscription invoices.
Use instant payouts when eligible
Core and Set+
Check both instantly available funds and the actual destination's eligibility.
Management and provider eligibility are required.
On the web
Open Payments → Instant Cash Out and the payout-destination controls offered for the connected account.
In the app
Open Payouts/Earnings and use the instant-payout controls if available.
Steps
- Check the amount eligible for instant payout, not just the general pending or available balance.
- Review the attached bank/debit destination and the payout methods the provider actually allows for it.
- If card collection is offered, add an eligible card through the secure provider flow. If only bank editing is offered, do not assume Set can enable a card field for every account.
- Review the amount, fee and destination before confirming an instant payout.
- Wait for the result and inspect the payout record before requesting another transfer.
An instant payout is requested only when the provider permits it and the actual instant-eligible balance is sufficient.
Tips
- A bank or debit card working instantly in another app does not guarantee eligibility for this connected account.
- An available-to-pay-out amount of zero can reflect unsettled or ineligible funds; changing banks alone does not settle them.
- Never promise a guaranteed arrival time or bypass provider restrictions.
Review cancellations, refunds and disputes
Core and Set+
Follow the original payment record and policy rather than assuming cancellation refunds money.
On the web
Open the relevant appointment/payment and its supported refund controls. For retail, use the order's refund controls.
In the app
Inspect the appointment's payment/transaction details and the supported refund action for your role.
Steps
- Confirm which payment was actually collected, its amount and its original payment method.
- Review the professional's cancellation policy and any deposit/full-payment terms before deciding the next action.
- If an authorized refund action is offered, review its amount and warnings before confirming.
- Check the resulting payment/refund status. For uncertain results, disputed amounts or missing refunds, ask human Set Support to review the specific record.
- For money paid in cash or through another platform, use that original payment method; Set cannot refund a payment it did not process.
Refund decisions and records stay tied to actual payments, with no assumption of an automatic refund.
Tips
- Cancelling a booking, voiding an unpaid manual ticket and refunding a real charge are different actions.
- Protection evidence can help explain a dispute but cannot guarantee the outcome or bank processing time.
Review transactions, analytics and financial reports
Core and Set+
Know what each total includes before using it to reconcile your business.
On the web
Open Payments and Analytics for booking information. Business Tools → Reports provides Set+ business reports and exports.
In the app
Use Settings → Transactions, the available earnings/analytics screens and Business tools for supported reports.
Steps
- Choose the date range and check the business timezone shown.
- Compare individual payment records with their appointments when checking what was collected or remains outstanding.
- In Analytics, review the available booking, client and revenue metrics and their labels.
- In Set+ Reports, review booking collections, manual sales, retail collections/refunds, tax and expenses separately.
- Export the supported report and compare it with payment-provider and external records rather than treating a recorded net total as a complete audited profit figure.
You can reconcile the records Set actually holds without double counting bookings as manual tickets.
Tips
- A manually marked-paid ticket records an external payment; it is not a Set card charge.
- Unknown external costs, cash not recorded in Set and missing historical data are not magically included.
- Subscription payments are separate from client transaction totals.
Open Analytics
Your team
Give people their own access, working hours and service assignments.
Invite staff, reception and managers
Core and Set+
Choose a role that matches each person's responsibilities.
Team-management permission is required.
On the web
Open Dashboard → Team and use the add/invite controls.
In the app
Open Settings → Team and invite a member.
Steps
- Enter the member's details and select the appropriate role. Managers have business-management controls, reception handles supported front-desk workflows, and staff access is more limited.
- Review the seat-billing disclosure before adding active members beyond the included allowance.
- Send or share the invitation using the available flow. The member accepts with their own login.
- Check the roster afterward for accepted/active status, correct role and service assignments.
- To edit, deactivate or remove a member, use their controls and review the appointment-handling options before confirming.
The member can access only the business and workflows authorized by their membership.
Tips
- Do not share the owner's login to avoid a role restriction.
- Removing membership does not mean all associated appointments were cancelled. Review the handling choice.
- Both plans include three free team seats; additional active seats are billed under the displayed terms.
Open Team
Assign services and working hours to providers
Core and Set+
Make sure each service can be booked with the right people at the right times.
Business-management access is required.
On the web
Open Team for a member's hours. Open Services & Hours to edit service staff assignments.
In the app
Use Settings → Team for member hours and Services → the service's advanced Staff settings for assignments.
Steps
- Open the staff member and review active status and bookable/provider settings.
- Set individual working hours where the member needs a schedule different from the business's.
- Open each service they provide, select the relevant staff assignments and save.
- Preview booking with that provider on a representative day. Check duration, other appointments and blocked time.
- If separate staff hours are not set, check the applicable business-hours fallback before concluding a provider has no schedule.
Provider availability reflects the saved service eligibility and applicable working hours.
Tips
- A roster entry alone is not proof a person can provide every service.
- Changing a provider's hours does not automatically move existing appointments.
Understand staff earnings and compensation
Core and Set+
Review calculated earnings without mistaking them for completed bank transfers.
On the web
Use the available Team/earnings controls for compensation settings and calculations.
In the app
Open the earnings view available for your role; staff views may show only their own information.
Steps
- Management should review any compensation configuration and the services or staff it applies to.
- Inspect the appointment's completion and actual payment records alongside the displayed earnings calculation.
- Use calculated compensation as a record for reconciliation, not proof that a staff bank account received money.
- Handle any unsupported settlement through your established process and retain accurate records.
Business funds, calculated staff compensation and actual staff payments remain distinguishable.
Tips
- Do not assume automatic staff transfers are live. Calculation-only compensation does not move Stripe funds.
- A staff-only account is not authorized to manage the business's payout destination or balances.
Switch businesses or leave a team
Core and Set+
Work under the correct membership without sharing accounts.
On the web
Use the dashboard's My businesses/account membership controls in Settings.
In the app
Open Settings → My businesses.
Steps
- Review the business names and your role in each membership.
- Choose Switch for the business you want to manage, then confirm the dashboard name and available navigation changed.
- Before editing a service, appointment or client, verify that you are in the intended business.
- To leave a team, use its leave action and read the confirmation. Request help from the owner for any appointment handover.
You work within the selected business's data and permissions, or remove your membership deliberately.
Tips
- Your permission level can differ between businesses.
- Leaving a team or signing out is not a way to cancel the owner's platform subscription.
Reviews and communication
Build trust, stay in touch and understand what each messaging channel can do.
Manage and import reviews
Core and Set+
Show real client feedback and bring over supported public reviews.
On the web
Open Dashboard → Reviews and select the supported review-source/import controls.
In the app
Open the Reviews screen through the professional management controls.
Steps
- Review existing Set and imported feedback. Set reviews follow the supported authenticated-client appointment flow; do not create reviews on a client's behalf.
- Choose a supported source and paste the actual public business-profile URL. Use the URL format/example displayed for that source.
- Start the import/sync and wait for its final status. Check the number imported and any partial/failure explanation.
- If the import is incomplete, use the supported retry rather than deleting unrelated reviews or submitting duplicate jobs.
- Preview your public Reviews section and enable its visibility in Page layout if you want it displayed.
Supported public reviews are attributed to their source and shown according to your profile visibility settings.
Tips
- The source's advertised total can differ from reviews its public endpoint actually returns. Do not promise inaccessible private feedback.
- A resync can replace that source's imported data; review any warning first.
- Share your profile link with #reviews to send visitors directly to the review section.
Open Reviews
Use Set+ SMS and understand consent
Set+
Check actual sending eligibility, included segments and the client's separate permissions.
On the web
Open Dashboard → Policies → Messaging for SMS setup, eligibility, templates and usage.
In the app
Open the Set+ messaging and sending settings from Settings. The Overview allowance notice is informational, not an activation switch.
Steps
- Review your plan and SMS status. Complete any provider registration, approval and business activation requirements shown; Set+ membership alone does not make sending live.
- Review the current pricing/terms and the allowance for your verified monthly billing period before enabling paid usage.
- Keep appointment/service consent separate from marketing/promotional consent. Each category needs its own disclosures and legal links; imported contacts are not automatically opted in.
- Select only eligible recipients and inspect the message and expected segment usage before sending.
- Monitor usage and itemized charges. Honor STOP and other opt-out restrictions; do not move a recipient to another category to bypass a refusal.
Messages are sent only through an eligible channel with the required permission, and usage is visible.
Tips
- Set+ includes 500 outgoing SMS segments per monthly billing period under the accepted terms; additional segments cost $0.012 each. Verify your account's actual usage and billing period.
- Segments are not the same as messages. Long texts, Unicode and multiple recipients can use more. A single standard GSM-7 SMS fits 160 characters; multipart SMS generally uses 153 per segment, while Unicode has smaller limits.
- Delivery depends on provider/carrier status. A consent checkbox or provider acceptance does not guarantee delivery.
- This guide does not override an account's paused sending status or a provider's rejection.
Open web messaging settings
Configure reminders, follow-ups and marketing
Set+
Use supported automation controls without assuming every message type is active.
On the web
Open Dashboard → Policies → Messaging to manage the available templates and automation controls.
In the app
Use the automation and messaging settings offered in the current app. Use the website if an editor is unavailable in your installed version.
Steps
- Choose the supported reminder, follow-up or marketing automation and read its trigger and channel.
- Review the timing, message template, business name and booking/manage links.
- Enable only the channels with valid account eligibility and appropriate recipient consent.
- Review the expected usage/charge disclosure before confirming paid SMS actions.
- After saving, inspect the actual automation status. For a delivery issue, check the specific message's result rather than repeatedly resending.
Saved automations follow their configured triggers and the channel's real sending gates.
Tips
- Marketing consent is not interchangeable with appointment consent.
- A reply to a reminder is not a reschedule command. Supported appointment notices should direct clients to Manage booking.
- Device-composed texts, email blasts and Set-managed automated SMS are separate channels with different delivery behavior.
Open web automations
Manage booking alerts and notifications
Core and Set+
Check system permissions and actual app/account settings.
On the web
Use the dashboard bell for available booking/review notifications. Check supported account settings for notification preferences.
In the app
Use the installed Set app's notification settings and your phone's system notification permissions.
Steps
- Open the bell or relevant notification and inspect the associated booking or record.
- On your phone, allow Set notifications in system settings if you want push alerts.
- Check that you are signed into the correct professional account/business and that the installed app is current.
- For email, verify your contact address and check spam filters.
- If alerts are missing, report the appointment and channel to Support. Do not assume a missing alert means the booking was never saved.
You can distinguish a notification-permission problem from the actual appointment state.
Tips
- Push notifications require a supported installed build; an Expo/testing preview is not proof of production push delivery.
- Check Calendar directly for time-sensitive decisions.
Use referrals and available promotion tools
Core and Set+
Share the right link and review the terms before paying for placement.
On the web
Open Referrals or Boosts in the dashboard. Availability depends on the program and your account.
In the app
Use the referral/promotion controls offered in the professional app or open the web dashboard.
Steps
- For referrals, open your account's referral area and copy the generated link. Read its eligibility and reward conditions.
- Share the generated link, not a manually reconstructed code. Track the resulting status in the referral view.
- The Overview referral shortcut appears only after a month of membership; its absence on a new account is not necessarily an error.
- For a supported promotion/boost, review placement, dates, price and eligibility before confirming any purchase.
- Use the status/analytics shown after purchase to understand delivery. Do not assume view or click counts automatically change campaign charges.
You use the supported program with the attribution and pricing it actually displays.
Tips
- A professional referral link and the separate Set Partner program are different programs.
- Promotion results are not a guarantee of appointments or revenue.
Open referrals
Your plan, settings and help
Understand your Set subscription and make the workspace work for you.
Understand Core, Set+ and any free trial
Core and Set+
Check your actual subscription terms, billing status and trial end date separately.
On the web
Open Dashboard → Plan & Billing.
In the app
Open Settings → Plan & Billing → Manage subscription.
Steps
- Check the current plan and accepted pricing. Core is $9.99 per qualifying booking-active billing period; Set+ is $24.99 fixed monthly under its active billing terms.
- Review your specific billing-start date, paid period, trial or complimentary terms. Do not assume every new Core or Set+ account has a standard free trial.
- For a never-paid Core account, the first confirmed booking normally establishes the initial anniversary and the first charge follows the advance notice requirements. Import offers and claimed profiles can have their own explicitly accepted timing.
- Review the included team-seat allowance and additional-seat price. Both plans include three free seats; additional eligible active seats are $9.99 each under the shown billing terms.
- For a plan change, read its timing and consent screen before confirming. Existing paid time and any scheduled switch must be respected.
- After a custom trial, paid continuation requires the necessary pro consent; inspect the actual end and access status rather than treating an old internal date as proof of a current trial.
You can distinguish plan entitlement, qualifying activity, a real trial, payment status and a scheduled change.
Tips
- Both plans include core protection tools and online promo codes. Set+ adds advanced catalog/business tools and eligible SMS capabilities.
- Client payments and Stripe payouts do not pay your Set subscription bill.
- A trial/claim offer is account-specific; use the terms shown rather than a universal promise from a guide.
Open Plan & Billing
Add a card for your Set subscription
Core and Set+
Manage the card that pays Set, separate from client payments and payout destinations.
On the web
Open Plan & Billing and use Add a card or Update card.
In the app
Open Settings → Plan & Billing → Manage subscription → Add a card or Update card.
Steps
- Review the plan, renewal terms and billing status before starting card setup.
- Enter the card through the secure payment form, not a support message.
- Complete any bank authentication and return to Set.
- Wait for card status to refresh. If an invoice is outstanding, inspect that invoice's status separately rather than assuming card setup paid it.
- Use the subscription controls to manage supported renewal/cancellation choices; logging out does not cancel billing.
Your billing card is saved for the accepted subscription terms. Saving a card is not proof that a particular invoice is paid.
Tips
- This is not your bank/debit payout account or a client's saved booking card.
- Never send full card details, security codes or bank credentials to Support.
Resolve a failed subscription payment
Core and Set+
Read the warning and outstanding invoice instead of relying on a generic activity label.
On the web
Open Plan & Billing and review the unpaid invoice, notice and account status.
In the app
Open Settings → Plan & Billing → Manage subscription.
Steps
- Check the invoice amount and actual payment status. Qualifying bookings, an internal trial date and whether money was paid are separate facts.
- Read the failure notice and grace deadline. The current retry policy schedules additional attempts around days 1, 2, 5 and 6 after the warning when eligible, rather than pausing at the first failure.
- Update the saved card if needed and use the payment/retry controls actually offered. Do not repeatedly submit an uncertain charge.
- After payment, refresh the subscription state and inspect the invoice's paid status. Review any remaining restrictions.
- If access or payouts remain restricted unexpectedly, ask Support to reconcile the successful payment and account status.
Outstanding debt and account restrictions are reviewed against verified payment results.
Tips
- The current policy gives seven days before nonpayment enforcement may hold payouts or hide the profile; use your actual notice/deadline as authoritative.
- Do not promise automatic release of an unrelated provider, identity-verification or manually imposed restriction.
- A payment attempt is not a successful payment, and a successful payment does not prove the destination bank has received a payout.
Customize Overview and restore removed widgets
Core and Set+
Arrange your workspace without losing access to hidden cards.
On the web
Use the dashboard customization controls on Overview. Settings also holds personal appearance/preferences.
In the app
On Overview, tap the pencil next to Messages to edit the dashboard in place.
Steps
- Enter edit mode. On the app, the normal message/notification controls are replaced while editing.
- Use the minus controls to remove supported widgets or sections. An empty layout is allowed.
- Use the plus/add-widget action to restore an available widget. Check the available list rather than assuming removal deleted its data.
- Adjust order, width or default schedule view with the controls offered on your platform.
- Use the top-right check/save action to finish, then verify the resulting Overview. Quick-action preferences are separate from the main widget layout.
The saved layout changes what Overview displays without deleting business records.
Tips
- Public booking-page appearance and your personal dashboard theme/layout are separate.
- If an older app opens an outdated customization screen, update/restart the app and use the current Overview pencil flow.
Open Overview
Update credentials and protect private information
Core and Set+
Use account security controls, not public profile fields, to change login details.
On the web
Open Dashboard → Settings and find the account/security controls.
In the app
Open the professional Settings tab and use the password/email/account controls.
Steps
- Use the login-email or password-change action rather than editing the public contact email.
- Complete the required password or emailed-code verification and save the new credentials.
- Keep your own login private and invite colleagues with separate accounts and appropriate roles.
- Review the data/privacy/account actions offered before using a destructive option. Read the confirmation and resolve subscription/business obligations separately.
- Sign out on shared devices and store exports containing client information securely.
Access changes happen through verified account controls, while public contact information remains a separate setting.
Tips
- Support will not need your password, full card number or a login verification code.
- Do not assume signing out, deleting a message or leaving a team deletes all business records or cancels billing.
Open account settings
Get help and report a problem
Core and Set+
Give the team enough detail to investigate without sharing secrets.
On the web
Open Support in the dashboard menu. Automated Bot answers common questions right away, and you can talk to a person from the same chat. You can also email support@set-booking.com.
In the app
Open Support in the professional app. Automated Bot and the Set team are identified separately.
Steps
- Explain what you were trying to do, the screen you were on and the exact error or unexpected result.
- Include a service/appointment date and a redacted screenshot when useful. Do not send full payment details, passwords or verification codes.
- Ask the bot general how-to questions first. If its answer doesn't help, choose Not quite, then open this guide or choose Talk to a person. Account-specific payment, refund or access problems always go to the human team.
- Watch the thread and your email for a response. A person replies within a day, depending on demand.
- Keep your own copy of information you need to retain; support-chat messages are subject to the current retention policy.
Support receives a clear report and can distinguish a how-to question from an account-specific investigation.
Tips
- For a time-sensitive client schedule change, contact the client/professional directly as appropriate; do not assume a support message changed the appointment.
- This public tutorial never needs your private appointment-management token or account credentials.
Email Set Support