Setting up your profile page

Write it yourself or apply what Recommendations reads from your website, then decide what the page shows.

01Where it lives

Everything about the page sits under Public profile in your organisation settings, in four blocks.

Page address: The handle. Your page is served at /nz/your-handle.
Visibility: The Public switch, the Venue switch, and the section the page opens on.
Brand: The logo, the accent colour, the banner and card images, and up to five pictures.
Page content: Content, Services, Contact, Tags, Social and FAQ, each on its own screen.

Renaming the handle frees the old one for anyone to claim, and old links and QR codes will not follow.

02Content

Content holds the writing your page is built from: a summary, the description underneath, access notes for how to get there, and a cancellation policy shown when someone asks about cancelling. The agent answers from these words first. Once your website is added, Recommendations drafts the summary and description from it. What you apply lands in the form as unsaved changes: you read it, fix what it got wrong, and save. Nothing is published on your behalf.

03Public

One switch decides whether your organisation has a live public page and appears in search. It stays locked until the summary and description are filled in, because an entry with nothing to read helps nobody who finds it. Once you are public, the panel shows your page address with Copy link and View beside it. Switch it off at any time to take the page down again.

04Contact details follow the page

A live public page shows the contact details you filled in: address, business email and business phone. Clear a detail in Contact to keep it off the page; take the page down and everything goes with it.

05Images, tags and links

The page carries two named images uploaded right on the panel, plus a gallery.

Banner: Across the top of the page, ideal 1600 × 400.
Card: How your business appears on a card elsewhere, ideal 800 × 600.
Pictures: Up to five, shown on your page.
Tags: Short labels shown on the page.
Social: Links to your accounts elsewhere.

Remove an image and the page falls back to what it derives anyway. The sizes are advice, not a gate. Once your website is added, Storage can sync the pictures on it into your library in one go.

06Being a venue

Anyone who manages the public profile can mark the organisation as a venue. That is an offer to the rest of the platform: other businesses can then pick you as the place their booking happens. It is off unless you turn it on.

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