Your public page and your brand

Your business has one public page that sits above the modules: the venue, with its photo, its address and a way through to whatever you offer — the menu, a table, an appointment.

Panel Company Profile

What is on it

• Cover photo — the room, the food, the front. One good photograph, not a collage.
• Logo — centered over the lower edge of the cover. A version that works on a light background.
• Name and a short description — two lines about what you are, not your history.
• Address and phone, turned into a map link and a call button.
• Links — your website and social profiles.
• Buttons through to whichever modules you run.

The same brand everywhere

Your logo and colors follow through onto the menu, the booking pages and the emails your guests receive. Setting them once here is what makes a confirmation email look like it came from you rather than from a system.

Several locations

The business page is shared; each location has its own address, hours and photos. A guest arriving at the business page is offered the locations and taken to the one they choose.

Where to share it

• As the website link on your Google Business profile, if you have no site of your own.
• In your Instagram bio, above the booking link.
• On printed material, as a short address people can type.