Business Setup Wizard
What this screen is for
The flow that carries somebody setting up their first business through five steps. Each step saves what it collected straight away, so a real business survives even when the wizard is never finished; the last step offers to make it public, but does not insist.
When you would use this
A user who answers "I have a business" on the welcome screen and has no business yet arrives here directly.
Who sees it
Users who chose the business-owner role and have no business on their account. Somebody who already has one never enters this flow.
Where it lives
The mobile app only; the panel has no setup flow, it manages a business that already exists.
What you can do here
1. Name and sector
The business name is typed and one of seven sectors is chosen. The business document is genuinely created at this step; the continue button stays closed until the name is at least two characters and a sector is picked.
2. Location
Only the city is required; district, street address and the point on the map are optional, and this whole step can be skipped.
3. Opening hours
Instead of filling in a seven-row table, one of three ready-made templates is chosen: weekdays 09:00–18:00, every day 10:00–20:00, or every day except Sunday 09:00–19:00. A template writes all seven days at once.
4. First services
Services common to the chosen sector are suggested; tapping one creates a real service, and its duration can be changed before it is saved. At least one service is needed to go on.
5. Summary and going live
The last step offers two exits: publishing makes the business both visible and open to bookings, while "I'll publish later" ends the flow without changing either.
What the server accepts and refuses
No step moves on before it has written
The continue button saves that step first and only advances if the write succeeded. When it fails the screen stays where it is and shows a message — otherwise the wizard would appear to move forward with nothing behind it.
An abandoned wizard leaves no empty shell
Because each step saves in turn, walking away halfway still leaves a business with a name and a sector, unpublished, which can be finished later from the business hub.
An unpublished business is visible to nobody
Choosing not to publish on the last step keeps the business out of the discovery lists and nobody can send it a booking; its owner still sees and manages it at all times.