Month View
What this screen is for
Shows the whole month on a seven-column grid; a dot appears under any day with at least one appointment. Tapping a day closes this screen and returns to the day view with that day selected — the month screen itself never shows an appointment's detail, it is purely a navigation layer.
When you would use this
A business owner comes to this screen when they want the month's overall shape rather than one day's hour-by-hour schedule — seeing which days are still open, say, or jumping quickly to a distant date.
Who sees it
Only the user matching the company document's owner field can open this screen.
Where it lives
Mobile app only.
What you can do here
Month grid
Every day of the month is a cell on a seven-column grid; the first day of the month lines up under its own weekday.
Tap a day
Tapping a day closes the month screen and opens the day view on that date.
Previous / next month
Two arrows step the shown month back or forward; the step is always computed from that month's own start and end.
Appointment dot
A filled dot appears under a day with at least one appointment; a day with none draws no mark at all.
What the server accepts and refuses
The month's boundaries are computed in the business's own timezone
The first and last day of the shown month are determined in the business's own timezone, not the device's.
A month step isn't a fixed number of days
Because there's no fixed thirty-day step, a short month like February never skips or repeats a day.
The dot is a binary mark, not a count
A day with five appointments and a day with one show the exact same dot; to see how full a day actually is, the owner has to tap it and open the day view.