User accounts
Full name, email, phone, role and active/inactive state; the new user receives a password setup link by email.
Module Detail
Captain's BookRoles decide who sees which menu in the panel. An admin adds a new user and the system emails the password setup steps. Practitioners sign in with their own accounts and work only in their own calendar and clients.
Location in the panel: /admins
Full name, email, phone, role and active/inactive state; the new user receives a password setup link by email.
For each role you choose the visible menus (Calendar, Clients, Messages, Site Settings…); a user opening an unauthorized menu is sent back to the dashboard. The 'Admin' role guards critical actions such as deletion.
A practitioner sees their own calendar, upcoming appointments and responsible/shared clients; other practitioners' calendars are read-only.
User and practitioner accounts are activated by email verification; a password reset link is requested by an admin or from the sign-in screen.
JWT-based sessions; on an expired or unauthorized session the panel signs out automatically and returns to the sign-in screen.
Every user updates their name, email, phone, photo and password from the profile screen; practitioners also edit their title and bio.
These are real application screens; every person, appointment and contact detail shown is synthetic sample data and contains no customer data. The application UI is Turkish. Screen capture date: .
Let's review your appointment flow together and plan the setup around your number of practitioners, your services and your notification needs.
Practitioner profiles, TR/EN title and bio, publish status, their own panel account and calendar; transfer a departing practitioner's clients.
Logo, favicon, site name, meta description, slogan, address, map and social links; preset palettes or custom colors for both the site and the panel.
Client record, responsible practitioner, appointment history; sharing and transferring between practitioners, bulk actions, the client's site account.