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# Edit Appointment
After you have successfully logged in, you will see the dashboard display as shown above. On the right-hand side, you will see a blue button labeled 'Add Appointment.' Click on that button
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In the status section, you can set whether you want it to be 'open' (to allow clients to fill out your form) or 'close' (to close your appointment form).
For the 'Title' section, you will see that it will automatically populate if you have entered a title in the initial section. If you want to edit your title, simply make changes in the box below it.
In the 'Description' section, you can provide any description or information about your appointment.
In the 'Type' section, you need to choose whether your appointment is in an offline or online format.
* Offline: The client meets you in person.
* Online: The client meets you virtually. If you choose online, you can refer to the tutorial in the integration with Zoom section.
In the 'Domain' section, it will display your website's name.
In the 'Link' section, it will automatically show the link for you to provide to your clients for booking date and time.
In this section, you can choose whether you want to allow your clients to proceed with payment later.
Don't forget to click the 'Save Changes' button. Otherwise, you will need to repeat the process from the first step.
In this section, you can assign someone responsible for your client. However, if you check (/) the box 'Allow Your Client To Choose Who They Want To Meet,' you allow your client to choose who they want to meet with.
Don't forget to click the **Save Changes** button.
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