Understand implemented and planned dashboard areas
Tell the difference between a working action and a clearly labelled product preview before you try to change salon data.
- Audience
- For salon teams
- Last reviewed
- Verified against
- ilinara dashboard README; dashboard lifecycle model
- Publication state
- Published
You can identify which dashboard actions are implemented in the current evaluation build and which areas are non-saving previews.
Before you start
- Sign in and select the business and location you intend to inspect.
Steps
- Read the lifecycle or status label beside the area before using a control.
- Check that the action is enabled and that its values are not labelled demonstration data.
- Confirm the selected business and location before loading or changing salon data.
- Use only the working actions evidenced in the current evaluation build.
Read the lifecycle label first
A working area loads or saves data through an implementation-ready product operation. A planned area is a design preview: demonstration values are labelled, and network-dependent controls stay disabled.
Do not treat a visible table, metric, or button as proof that the action is available. The lifecycle label and whether the control is enabled are the authority.
Actions implemented in the current build
Current source implements the timezone-aware business snapshot, authorized business and location context switching, staff-language changes, basic customer creation, and booking-policy publication. This is current-build evidence, not proof that a deployed dashboard is available. Other implemented operations remain outside this public help set until their general-purpose interface and ilinara rebrand are complete.
Areas that remain previews
Website publishing, analytics, campaigns, loyalty, promotions, integrations, custom domains, privacy exports and deletion, and dashboard waitlist matching or offers remain planned where the interface says so.
If it does not work
- If an action is disabled, read its status message and check context, permission, and entitlement.
- If an area is labelled planned, stop retrying; it is intentionally unavailable.