Settings is where you tune how your restaurant works behind the scenes: how the calendar behaves, how your restaurant looks inside the CRM and in your emails, your subscription and invoicing details, automatic backups, and account security. Everything is grouped into tabs across the top of the page, so you can jump straight to the part you need.
The Settings page. Each tab holds a different group of options; pick the one you need from the row at the top.
Everyday preferences: which day your calendar week starts on, whether the Bookings
page opens in Calendar or List view, and whether guests booking from your
booking page must confirm by email before their table is held. On plans that include it,
this is also where you switch on Table Ordering (guests order from their table by
scanning a QR code) and course management.
Branding
Your restaurant’s look inside the CRM: upload your logo, set your brand colours
(primary, secondary and accent), and choose the colours the floor map uses for each
table status — available, reserved, occupied and under maintenance. A Reset to
defaults button puts the colours back if you change your mind.
Email Branding
How your booking emails look to guests: logo, colours, the footer text and social links,
the sender name they see, and the reply-to address. A live preview on the right
shows a sample email update as you edit.
Languages
The default language of your restaurant and which languages your menu is available in.
This tab only appears if you are not using a booking page — otherwise these controls live
on the booking page’s own settings instead.
Billing
Your subscription: your current plan and price, your renewal or trial date, and the
payment method on file, with a button to manage or start it. Below that, your
invoicing details — company name, VAT number, tax code, PEC email, SDI code and
billing address — used on the invoices we issue you.
Backup
Connect Google Drive or Dropbox and choose which of your data to back up
automatically. Backups run once a week, every Monday, and a history list shows each run
and whether it succeeded.
Security
Require two-factor authentication for members with particular roles. When a role is
marked as required, anyone holding it must set up two-factor authentication before they
can use the dashboard.
Most tabs keep a Save (or Save Changes) button at the bottom. It stays greyed out
until you actually change something, then lights up so you can save. The Billing and
Backup tabs are a little different: they open a secure checkout or connect to a cloud
provider rather than saving a form.
The General tab. Change a setting and the Save Changes button at the bottom becomes active.