Managing Your Modules

The pencil icon beside Workspace in your sidebar opens the module manager. It lists everything your dashboard can do, grouped by what each part does for you, and lets you switch modules on and off, add optional extras, and tidy your menu. On a phone it opens as a sheet from the bottom of the screen.

Only an owner can change anything here. Editors and viewers see the same list, with nothing to press, so an editor who wants something switched on should ask an owner.

Switching a module on or off

Each module has a switch. Switching one on puts it in your menu straight away.

Switching one off takes it out of your menu and stops it working, for everyone on your team. Before it does, the module manager shows what stops and what's kept. Nothing is deleted: switch it back on whenever you like and everything is where you left it.

If your developer switched a module off, it says "Switched off by your developer" and has no switch. Ask them in your messages.

Always-on modules

Editing your content, your media, your history, your team, forms and email, your domain and messaging are always on. They can't be switched off, but most can be hidden from your menu with the eye beside them. A hidden module keeps working, and the module manager says "Hidden from the menu, still working". Hiding applies to everyone on your team, because your menu is your business's menu, not a personal preference.

Adding optional features

On the Standard plan, two features can be added yourself: Loyalty & membership and User accounts. Each shows its monthly price beside an Add button. Analytics and SEO are already part of Standard, and the Business plan includes all four.

The Lite plan is your workspace — editing, media, forms and email, messaging, your team, your domain and your history — and has no add-ons. Features beyond it show which plan brings them, such as "Included with Standard" or "Can be added on Standard". To add features, move to Standard in Settings → Billing. If your Lite plan already had a feature when this changed, you keep it for as long as you stay on Lite, and one you had bought can be added again here.

Adding one turns it on immediately, and it is charged immediately too — you are invoiced for the rest of your current billing period rather than it appearing quietly on some future bill.

Removing an optional feature

Switching an add-on off removes it from your plan and stops its billing. You can add it again at any time.

You are not refunded to your card; the unused part is credited against your next invoice instead.

You never pay twice for the same feature. If you upgrade to a plan that already includes an add-on you pay for, that add-on stops being charged at the same moment, and its unused part is credited the same way.

Features we set up with you

Some features — such as Shop, Bookings and Courses — come with the Standard and Business plans but are set up with each business individually, so they fit how you work. They are listed under Ask us to switch on, each with a Request it button. Pressing it sends your developer a request in your messages, and the module reads "Requested" while that request is open. Requests need your messages to be on.

On the Lite plan these show only where they would build on something you already use, with "With Standard, we set it up for you".

Suggested sets

Near the top, Suggested for your business offers a few modules that suit a kind of business — a café, a shop, a coach or a studio. Pick the one closest to yours and press Switch these on: what your plan includes comes on, an add-on asks before charging, and a feature we set up with you is requested. When they are all on already, it says "All on".

If the feature you want is part of a larger plan, upgrading is done in Settings → Billing rather than here.