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Status communicates the operational state of a booking and controls whether tables remain reserved. Use the action shown for the current state; the API rejects transitions outside its allowed sequence.

Who can do this?

Owners, Managers, and Staff may view bookings and perform the operational action in this guide.

Where to do it

Use Bookings in the Management web app for list, calendar, and details. Configuration is under Settings → Booking; the operational seating/order handoff is in Live Floor. Mobile has corresponding booking, detail, settings, and floor views.

Steps

  1. Open the booking detail panel and verify guest, date, time, and current status.
  2. For Pending, choose Confirm to accept or cancel to Deny. Guest-created bookings start Pending and require staff action.
  3. For Confirmed, choose Mark no show when the guest did not arrive, or cancel to archive the booking.
  4. A No show booking may return to Confirmed or be archived. A Denied booking may be archived. Archived is terminal in the current model.
  5. After updating, verify list/calendar status and Live Floor table availability. No-show and archived bookings are treated as freed for floor assignment.

Platform notes

Management web and mobile use the same booking and status endpoints. The guest web app can create bookings; guest bookings start Pending, while authenticated store staff manage operational bookings. Guest and table assignments are separate links.

Market notes

The flow is the same in GB and Germany. Date, time, and calendar labels follow the store market and time zone. Use the displayed local time; a booking stores a local civil date and time. This guide was verified on 17 July 2026. Saved status, API authorization, and server validation of time windows and table occupancy are authoritative.

Troubleshooting

  • If an action is absent, the current status may not support it. Do not attempt an undocumented transition through repeated edits.
  • Use no-show only for the attendance outcome. Use archive/cancel for a booking that should no longer be active; the distinction affects reporting and floor context.