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This assumes you’ve already signed up and finished onboarding. If not, start with the Setup checklist.
1

Add a property (2 min)

Properties → Add property. Name it, drop a pin or search its address, and choose Entire property or Rooms & suites. This choice is permanent, so take the extra few seconds to get it right.Full details: Create a property
2

Create a service (5 min)

Services → Add service. Give it a name, pick a category, set a price (Fixed is the simplest to start with), and leave the default weekly availability (Mon–Fri, 8am–8pm) for now — you can refine it later.Full details: Create a service
3

Assign the service to your property

Still inside the service builder, step 5 (“Properties”) — check the property you just created. Without this, guests at that property won’t see the service at all.
4

Invite a provider (2 min)

Providers → Add provider. Enter their email, name, and whether they’re Staff or an External provider. They’ll get an invite email to set up their own login.Full details: Invite a provider
5

Link the provider to your property and service

From the provider’s row, open Assign Properties and Assign Services, and check the ones you just created. This is what makes them show up when you assign a booking.Full details: Assigning providers
6

Get your QR code (1 min)

Back on Properties, click Manage QR code (or Manage QR codes, for Rooms & suites) and download it.Full details: QR codes and links
7

Test it yourself (5 min)

Open the guest catalog link in a new tab (or scan the QR code with your phone) and book your own service like a guest would. Use a real email you can check.Then go to Booking requests — your test booking should be sitting in Unassigned. Assign it to the provider you invited, and confirm they got the notification.

You’re live

Print or place your QR code wherever guests will see it, and repeat steps 2–5 for every other service you offer.
Keep your first service simple (Fixed pricing, one duration) so you can confirm the whole flow works before layering on add-ons, multiple durations, or per-person pricing — see Pricing models when you’re ready.