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Your team: who appears, and who can sign in
Two screens are easy to confuse, and they do opposite things. Team members are the people shown on your public site. Team …
Payment and support buttons
This add-on puts a payment or support button on your projects and services. It is the shortest path between «I want this» …
API access: your content, readable by your own tools
The API gives a program access to your content — services, projects, blog, team, testimonials, bookings. It is for connecting your site …
WhatsApp: writing to you from the app your clients already use
WhatsApp works like Telegram — a chat button on your site and booking alerts — but it goes through the Meta Cloud …
Telegram: a chat button, and booking alerts
Telegram does two things for you: a chat button on your site, and a notification on your phone when someone books. Both …
Invoicing: quotes, invoices and the Swiss QR-bill
The invoicing module turns your console into the place where you quote, invoice and get paid. It exists because most independents invoice …
Getting an email address on your domain
An address on your own domain does not win clients. It stops you losing a few, and it stops you building your …
Setting up online booking
Online booking replaces the calls that fail — the evening enquiry, the person who will not leave a voicemail, the one who …
Connecting your own domain name
Your site works from the first minute on its yourname.names.legal address. Connecting a domain of your own adds an address; it does …
Add-ons: what each one does and when to turn it on
The subscription is one plan: your site, your .names.legal address, unlimited pages and projects, and five team accounts. Everything else is an …