Support access approval is now an explicit, one-time choice
For venues where temporary Booking Bible support access is available, links asking you to approve or deny it now open a real confirmation page for your venue. Simply opening the email — or an email provider checking its links — cannot approve or deny anything. An active venue administrator or manager must sign in and press the confirmation button. The live approval code is removed from the browser
For venues where temporary Booking Bible support access is available, links asking you to approve or deny it now open a real confirmation page for your venue. Simply opening the email — or an email provider checking its links — cannot approve or deny anything. An active venue administrator or manager must sign in and press the confirmation button. The live approval code is removed from the browser address before sign-in, and administrators or managers who hold that responsibility as a staff capability can complete the same flow. An approval can be used once and is valid for 24 hours from the moment you approve it. Denying does not create any access. Expired, replaced and already answered links fail safely, and the page prevents repeat clicks while a response is being saved. Booking Bible now reports an access request as sent only after the email provider accepts it. If the venue has no eligible recipient or delivery fails, the operator sees a clear recovery message and can retry instead of receiving a false success confirmation. The support-session-ended email now opens the actual **Audit Log** page on your venue's own address. It keeps the support session, team member and exact time window while you paginate or export CSV, and makes the active linked filter visible and easy to clear. The view includes records tied directly to the session and older untagged activity from the same support person during that window, so relevant records are not silently hidden.
Settings shortcuts now open the right place
Several shortcuts that previously opened a broad Settings page — or an address that did not exist — now open the page and section named by the shortcut.