What customers see
The shop details, opening hours and buttons that appear on the page, and where each one comes from.
The landing page is deliberately short. A customer arriving from a text message on a phone should be able to see everything without scrolling much.
What appears, and where it comes from
| On the page | Where you edit it |
|---|---|
| Shop name | Settings → Company Profile (your company name) |
| Logo | Your invoice branding — the logo set there is the one used |
| Each shop's name, address and phone | Settings → Stores. Deactivated stores do not appear |
| Opening hours | Repairs → Settings → Online Bookings |
| Book a repair | Appears while online bookings are on |
| Track my repair | Appears while repair tracking is on |
Phone numbers are tap-to-call on a phone. Where a shop has more than one location, every active one is listed, head office first.
The hours come from your online booking setup, and a starter week (9–5 weekdays) is filled in there the first time anyone opens that panel. Publishing those before you have looked at them would be putting trading hours on the internet that nobody at your shop ever confirmed — so the page stays quiet about hours until online bookings are actually switched on, at which point the same hours are already deciding which times the public can book.
Things it does not do yet
- No page of your own wording — the layout is fixed.
- No prices, no repair price list, no product catalogue.
- No custom domain of your own. The address is always under the platform's domain.
- No photos beyond your logo.