Business settings had grown into one long page with editing bolted onto it in three different ways. It is now a hub of tiles, and everything under it opens as a proper editor with one way in and one way out.
- A tile for each thing. Details, home base, localisation, opening hours, tax and invoicing, bank details, discovery, and your logo. Five of them nested under Business in the rail rather than scattered through settings.
- Every tile opens the same editor. Full screen, an X to leave, a Save to commit, and a guard that asks before it drops anything you typed. The same editor you now get everywhere else in Bookables.
- Opening hours, with the exceptions. A weekly pattern plus date overrides for the days that are not like the others, merged properly rather than fighting each other.
- Say who you are, legally. The legal entity sits beside the business name, with tax number and invoicing details behind their own editors, and it is only asked for once we know there is a tax number to ask for.
- Only the people who should. Bank details, tax, invoicing and numbering are all gated on permission to manage settings, not merely on being in the workspace.
Everything about the business is now in one place, and every editor behaves the same way.