Dashboard
What this screen is for
A single business's detailed management screen: it opens with the business's name and address, carries the publish and booking switches, opens directions, and links out one by one to the business's other management screens — services, appointments, reports, working hours, blocked times, blocked customers, settings, the share hub. Editing and deleting the business also live only here.
When you would use this
A business owner comes here when they want to remove their business from BookThing for good, or want directions to the business's address; both are only possible here.
Who sees it
Only the user whose account matches the owner field on the business document can open this screen.
Where it lives
The screen exists on the mobile app only; the panel has no direct counterpart, and deleting a business is not available on any screen of the panel.
What you can do here
Business identity
Shows the business's name and, if one has been entered, its address.
Publish and booking switches
Carries the same switches found on the business hub; both write immediately.
Get directions
Opens directions in the device's map app to the business's mapped location, or its address text.
Edit the business
Opens the business form pre-filled with this business's data.
Delete the business
Removes the business permanently after asking for confirmation; this action exists only on this screen.
Buttons into the other management screens
Services, appointments, reports, working hours, blocked times, a quick close, blocked customers, settings and the share hub are each reached with their own button.
What the server accepts and refuses
A suspended business, or one with the single-active-appointment restriction, cannot be deleted
The server refuses a delete request when the business has been suspended by an admin or has the single-active-appointment restriction flagged; even if the interface lets the request through, it is refused once it reaches the server.
Editing is bound by the same ownership restriction
The form opened by the edit button inherits the ownership restriction of the business form screen; a write from a user whose account does not match the owner field is refused on the server even if the edit screen itself opened.