# Edit a Listing (Time Based) {% hint style="info" %} Path: Dashboard > Listing > Listings {% endhint %} ## Definition User dashboard page through which users can manage their listings. **WHO CAN USE THIS FEATURE?** **Switch users:** All logged-in users **Non-Switch users:** All logged-in offerors ## Show a listing The user dashboard’s Listing section displays the list of all of his listings. These can be filtered by listing status (figure 1): * All: All listings * Published: Listings published on the platform * Invalidated: Listings declared as invalid by the administrator * In review: Listings being reviewed by authorized administrators, not publicly visible (only admins and the offeror can view the listing) * Hidden: Hidden listings, not publicly visible (only admins and the offeror can view the listing)

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Each listing block (figure 2) displays: * The listing status * The listing media elements * The listing location * The listing title * The listing description * The listing price * The “Duplicate” button * The “Edit” button
## Update a listing ### Duplicate The “Duplicate” button in the top right corner of the listing block will copy the listing. This is especially useful when creating multiple similar listings with only a few variations. ### Edit Users can modify their listings' information through the “Edit” button located next to the “Duplicate” button. {% hint style="info" %} Path: Dashboard > Listings > Listing # > Presentation {% endhint %} Editing a listing presents the listing information in several sections. At the top of each section is always displayed: * The title of the current listing (figure 5)
* A status dropdown button (figure 6) to filter listings

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* The “Duplicate” button (figure 7)

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* The “View listing” button (figure 8) to visualize the listing’s public display.

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* Information banners (figure 9) to guide the user when required

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## Presentation This presentation should describe the listing’s services. The information must be brief and extensive to attract the customer. ### About Three text fields build up the presentation section: #### The listing title (figure 10) (mandatory)

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#### The description (figure 11) (mandatory)

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Click “Save” (figure 13) to save changes.

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### Categories Users can update the listing’s categories through the dedicated dropdown multiselection button (figure 14).

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{% hint style="info" %} If the user selects a parent category, the listing is automatically displayed in all the child categories. If the user selects a child category, the listing will only be displayed in this child category + the parent category. {% endhint %} Click “Save” to save changes. ### Attributes Users can manage/add attributes here. Attributes are organized as groups (figure 15.1), which each bearing an attribute group name (figure 15.2) on top of each block.

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Attributes can be of different types: free text, checkbox, date, number, select list (figure 15.1).

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{% hint style="info" %} Attributes are linked to the selected categories. Depending on the platform’s configuration, attributes may or may not be mandatory. {% endhint %} Click “Save” to save changes. ### Media Users can update and add media elements such as images, videos, and files in this section (figure 16.1).

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To add elements, the user either clicks “Click here to select your files” or drags and drops files in the dedicated block (figure 16.2).

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Video can be added via their youtube URL (figure 16.3).

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Under the drag and drop block, previews of the uploaded media (figure 16.4) are displayed. The user can manage the media order by simple drag and drop (figure 16.4). The red trash icon deletes a media element. {% hint style="warning" %} There is no confirmation message when deleting media elements. {% endhint %}

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Click “Save” to save changes. ## Price & conditions Users can manage their listings' price rules in this section. ### Base price The base price represents the initial price assigned when a listing is published. This price is visible to users in the listing preview block. However, the final amount a user pays may differ due to potential seasonal pricing adjustments. The system calculates and displays the listing’s potential income and applicable platform fees based on the specified price (see Figure 17). To designate a listing as free, the price must be set to zero. The minimum and maximum listing prices can be modified through the SBO by adjusting the **Listing > Minimum Price** or **Listing > Maximum Price** settings. To apply any changes, click **Save**.

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### Seasonal prices The user can choose between 2 types of seasonal prices: * Prices per date (managed through the calendar view) * Recurring prices #### **Calendar view** Prices per date allow the user to set a specific price per date. By clicking a date, a price input appears (figure 18) and prompts the user to fill in a price. The user can select date/time ranges by clicking and dragging onto several calendar ranges.

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The “Today”, “Day” and “Week” buttons (figure 19) change the calendar display accordingly.

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#### **Recurring prices** Recurring prices (figure 20) are a way to set prices over recurring weekdays (e.g. weekends are more expensive than weekdays). To do so, a user enters: * The price * The applicable date range * The weekdays on which the price will be applied

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### Upgrades During the listing edition process, users now have the option to add an upgrade to their listing. For detailed instructions on managing upgrades, refer to the [**Upgrade Management**](https://app.gitbook.com/o/azXNS7QsS7i7yvHBE0Vd/s/n4EIoqjZx1xWQIo6LnjB/~/changes/63/v2.0/front-office/upgrades-management) section. ### Settings #### **Cancellation policy** Users can also manage their listing’s cancellation policy by choosing between a “*Flexible*” cancellation policy or a “*Strict*” policy (figure 21). {% hint style="info" %} The default value is determined by the platform administrator through the "**Cancellation Policy"** configuration within the SBO. {% endhint %} {% hint style="info" %} Users can only select one of the two policies offered by the platform. The parameters of each policy are set by authorized platform administrators. {% endhint %}

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#### **Minimum and maximum duration** Users can establish a minimum and maximum booking duration for their listing (figure 22).

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#### **Discounts** Users can add discounts to their listing through the “Add a new discount” button (figure 23.1).

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Each discount is set in percentages based on a threshold to be defined (figure 23.2). The red trash icon deletes a media element. {% hint style="warning" %} There is no confirmation message when deleting a discount. {% endhint %}

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## Calendar Default listing availabilities are determined by the platform’s configuration. In most cases, platforms set listing calendars to be unavailable by default. To begin receiving booking requests, offerors must manually configure their availabilities. ### Calendar Users can change their listing’s availabilities through this calendar interface. Greyed-out days are past dates and cannot be edited. White days are non-edited dates (figure 24.1).

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Clicking a date/time slot opens a pop-up window (figure 2.2) prompting the user to set availability for the selected period: * Make available: the date turns green (and depending on the platform’s configuration, a price (base or specific according to how prices were set) will be displayed) * Make unavailable: the date turns red

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Users can also click and drag to select several dates/time slots to do bulk changes. A “reset availabilities” button (Figure 24.3) is available at the top of the calendar block. This deletes all calendar settings and resets to default settings (usually a calendar with no availabilities).

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### Advanced This advanced calendar tool allows users to quickly set their availabilities over large periods. The parameters available are: * Status: “*available*” or “*unavailable*” (figure 25.1)

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* Date range with the start date and the end date (and hours depending on the platform’s configuration) (figure 25.2)

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* Weekdays to apply these changes to (figure 25.3)
Click “Save” to save changes. ### Synchronization The synchronization tool helps users import an external agenda’s events into the on-platform agenda and turn them into unavailabilities. To do so, the user enters the external agenda’s URL (figure 26).

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Click “Save” to save changes. Learn more about calendar synchronization here: [Calendar Sync Feature - Business Rules](https://features.scnd.com/v2.0/core-concepts/calendar-sync-feature) ### Address The “address” section manages the listing’s address (figure 27).

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**Confirm the address** and click on “Save” to save changes. ## Delete a listing Users can delete listings through the listing status dropdown menu available throughout the listing edition sections (figure 28). A confirmation message prompts the user to validate the deletion.

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A deleted listing is no longer listed in the users' dashboard or search results. However, all related bookings, messages, and payments remain listed for history and tracking purposes. ## Related resources **Business rules:** * [Time-based rendering type - Business rules](https://features.scnd.com/v2.0/core-concepts/time-based-rendering-type) * [Calendar Sync feature - Business rules](https://features.scnd.com/v2.0/core-concepts/calendar-sync-feature)