Three ways into the app, the panel has its own door
The app is opened with email and password, a Google account, or (on iOS) an Apple account. The web panel's intended way in is not a password: it opens against a single-use code generated in the app. Creating a new account, resetting a forgotten password and verifying an email all live in the same layer.
Three ways to sign in
Email and password, a Google account or an Apple account — whichever is convenient, all three land on the same profile.
The panel opens with a code, not a password
The business panel opens by reading a short code generated in the app; an owner who signed up with Google or Apple never has to remember a password that never existed.
Email verification travels alongside the app
A new email account gets its verification link automatically; the screen waits patiently until verification is done and can resend the link on request.
A notification lands in the right place
When a business owner clicks a browser notification about a new conversation, the panel opens straight into that conversation; an appointment or order notification opens the matching list instead.
- Sign InThe screen for signing into an existing account: email/password, Google or Apple on mobile; a single-use code generated in the app on the panel.
- RegisterThe screen for creating a new account: name, email and password, or a Google/Apple account; mobile app only.
- Verify EmailThe screen that holds a signed-in but unverified account until verification is done; automatic checking, resending and sign-out.
- Forgot PasswordThe screen that sends a password-reset email for an existing account; mobile app only.
- NotificationsThe routing screen that opens on the panel when a browser notification is clicked; sends a conversation notification to that conversation, and an appointment or order notification to its list.
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