Accessing the Site Editor
On desktop: click on the “Site Editor” button located at the top right of the platform.
On mobile: open the dropdown menu and select “Site Editor”.
Practical example: You want to update your cover photo or modify your special holiday hours. Simply open the Site Editor, go to the relevant section, and apply your changes in just a few clicks.
Your Site Editor in 3 Sections
Basic Information
This section includes everything that describes your business and your offer. It is essential for presenting your establishment clearly and attractively.
Basic Information & Details: provide the name, address, type of service, and specific features of your establishment. You can also set your business goal, such as increasing online reservations or takeout orders.
Visuals and Hours: upload your cover and gallery photos. Update your regular or special opening hours (holidays, special events).
About: share the story of your establishment, add videos, your labels or certifications, and even a virtual tour.
Practical example: A restaurant can add a video of its chef in action and highlight its organic label to attract customers before their visit.
Options and Pages
Here, you customize the features and pages of your site to better showcase your offer.
Active Options: these are the features already visible on your site (e.g., online menu, contact form, reservations,...).
Available Options: these are the features you can activate at any time to enrich your site (e.g., ads, press, blog, chat...).
Practical example: You can activate the “Online Reservation” feature to allow your customers to book a table directly from your site without using another tool.
Technical Settings and Administrative Management
This section concerns the technical, legal, and administrative configuration of your site.
Branding & Technical: configure your visual identity (logo, colors, fonts), the languages available on your site, and the domain name.
Tracking and Legal: add your analytical tools (Google Analytics, Pixels) and fill in your legal information.
Administration: manage your subscription, invoices and payments, as well as users and roles with specific permissions.
Practical example: You can create a user account for your assistant so they can update the menus without touching technical settings or billing.