Dashboard overview

A guide to the Booklink dashboard — stats, bookings, pending actions, and your booking link.

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The Booklink dashboard is your home base. It gives you a quick snapshot of your business — upcoming bookings, pending requests that need attention, and easy access to your booking link. This guide walks through each section of the dashboard.

The Booklink dashboard showing stats, pending bookings, and upcoming bookings
The dashboard at a glance.

Stats summary

At the top of the dashboard you'll see a row of summary stats for the current period:

  • Bookings today — How many appointments are scheduled for today
  • This week — Total bookings for the current week
  • Pending — Bookings awaiting your confirmation
  • Total clients — Unique clients who have booked with you

These numbers update in real time as new bookings come in.

Pending bookings

If you have any bookings in pending status — meaning a client has requested a booking but it hasn't been confirmed yet — they appear in the Pending section. You can confirm or cancel each booking directly from the dashboard.

Pending bookings section showing booking cards with confirm and cancel actions
Pending bookings appear at the top of the dashboard so you can act quickly.

Upcoming bookings

Below the pending section, you'll see a list of confirmed upcoming bookings. Each card shows the client name, service, team member, date, and time. Click on a booking to view its full details or to cancel it if needed.

Upcoming bookings section showing a list of confirmed appointments
Upcoming confirmed bookings listed chronologically.

Your booking link

At the bottom of the dashboard (or in the sidebar) you'll find your personalised booking link. This is the URL you share with clients so they can book with you. You can copy it with one click, or use the share buttons to send it via WhatsApp, email, or social media.

The booking link section showing the shareable URL and copy button
Your booking link is always one click away.

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