Booking Bible Sites can now add Danish or English versions of venue-authored page copy. A website language becomes active only after every page translation is complete, and the builder can preview each declared version. Booking, consent, form-error, and other Booking Bible system controls remain in English while the broader multilingual-platform choice is still open.

The website assistant can list existing Booking Bible forms, create a published form in the same Forms workspace, and connect it to a contact section. Responses still land in the existing Forms and Inbox workflow; accepted non-spam responses with an email can also create or enrich the venue’s existing lead record.

After a visitor grants marketing consent, a venue site can retain the first campaign that brought them there for up to 90 days. The record is limited to capped campaign/click values, the landing page path, and the external referrer origin. It excludes query strings, referrer paths, IP addresses, and user agents; it is bound to that exact website and is cleared when marketing consent is rejected or withdrawn.