Home now matches your booking switch

14 September 2026

Some older AI-tools accounts saw Settings say bookings were on while Home told them to add bookings. Both now read the same switch, and Home says "in review" once you have asked to take bookings.

A small but confusing one. Businesses that joined before the account switches existed could see Settings report "Take bookings on SENTIREV" as on while the Home screen still showed the AI-tools welcome and a button to add bookings.

What changed: - Home, Settings, the phone app and the AI all read one answer for whether a business takes bookings. - The handful of accounts affected have been corrected. No bookings, products, websites or bundles were touched. - When you switch bookings on and your listing still needs a quick check, Home now says "your application is in review" instead of asking you to switch bookings on again. The phone app shows the same banner.

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