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THE ARSO GUIDE
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FOR PROFESSIONALS / 01
A simple path from your first photo to a page people can visit and book from. Follow the steps in the app, then come back whenever you need a quick answer.
Illustrations use fictional example details. Your page stays yours.
THE SETUP
Swipe through the complete setup, from your first photo to your live page. Every card shows the actual controls to look for; open See the details for a fuller walkthrough.
Open Workflow → Public Website in the professional side of ARSO.
This is your home for the client-facing page—your introduction, services, booking settings, address, and appearance.
You can return here anytime to update a section after publishing.
Set the photo, name, profession, and headline at the top of your page.
Open Hero from Public Website. Tap Change photo to choose an image, then enter the public name and profession clients should recognize. A short headline helps people understand your work at a glance.
Tap Save. The optional Advanced section lets you choose a portfolio image as a full-width background; you do not need it to publish.
Write a warm, useful description for the About section.
Open About from Public Website. In your own words, explain what you do, your approach, and what a client can expect from an appointment. A few clear sentences are more helpful than a long biography.
The second field is optional: use it for years in practice, specialties, or relevant credentials. Review the text as a visitor would, then tap Save. You can change this description whenever your work evolves.
Tell clients what you do, what inspires you, and what they can expect.
Optional credentials, years in practice, or specialties.
Choose which contact details and social links appear publicly.
In Contact, add your business phone or email only if you want clients to use them. Set Phone visibility and Email visibility separately; do not assume a saved field is private. Review your location visibility, too. The app explains which address details clients can see.
Open Links to add a website or social profile. Each link has its own visibility control, so you can save a destination without showing it on the public page. Check every public link before publishing.
Choose what visitors can see on your public page.
Business AddressYour street address stays private until the appointment details allow it.
LinksGive every service a clear name, duration, description, and price.
Open Services and add the offerings clients can book. Describe what is included so visitors can choose confidently. Group related services into categories, then use Edit to put them in the order you prefer.
Keep at least one active public service for publication. Add-ons are optional extras and have their own screen; leave them empty if they do not fit your work. After editing, check how the category and service cards look on your public page.
Shape, care, and a polished finish.
A fresh look for your next visit.
Set your availability, then switch on Accepting Bookings.
Set the times you are available in your calendar and availability controls. Then open Public Website → Booking and turn on Accepting Bookings. If clients cannot find a time, check both your availability and this switch.
Publishing your page and accepting requests are separate choices. You may keep the page visible while pausing new bookings. ARSO sends appointment requests; it does not charge clients or process payments for your services.
Pick your website address, select Published, and save.
In Website address, choose a memorable ending for your link. Use lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens; ARSO checks availability. Under Website status, select Published and tap Save.
If ARSO reports a missing requirement, complete that item and return here. You need a public display name, available address, at least one active public service, and an eligible active professional plan. Changing a published link later may break places where you shared the old one.
Set profile visibility and choose the look of your page.
Anyone on ARSO allows your profile to appear in ARSO Search. Direct Link Only means people need your link to discover it; it does not make a published page private to someone who already has the URL.
Expand Themes to see Editorial Light, Studio Dark, and Warm Atelier. Choosing a theme changes presentation, not your services or booking settings. Premium members can go further in Signature Studio on the next step.
Premium members can personalize the page in Signature Studio.
Open Public Website → Signature Studio. This is an optional Premium design layer; the standard themes and your existing website work without it. The screen shows whether your Signature theme is applied.
Start with Signature Identity: use the editorial monogram shown by default or upload your own Signature Mark. In Theme Appearance, choose how the page looks to visitors, including Dark or Light. Review the available atmosphere and photography controls in the app, then preview the live page before sharing it.
Changing the look does not edit your service prices, availability, booking status, or published link.
Choose atmosphere, identity, and photography.
Open the published website and check it like a client would.
Tap Open published website at the bottom of Public Website. It opens your live client page in Safari. Check the hero image and About text, service names and prices, visible contact details, and the way your selected theme appears.
If you accept bookings, try the flow up to the point of choosing a time to make sure your availability is visible. ARSO does not process appointment payments. Once the page looks right, copy your public link from Website address and share it in your bio, messages, or business materials.
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A QUICK CHECK
These essentials help ARSO publish a page clients can actually use.
Photo, About, links, add-ons, and themes make your page richer, but you can refine them later.
QUICK ANSWERS
Search a question or choose a topic. Short answers point you straight to the right place in ARSO.
Go to Workflow → Public Website → Website address, enter a new available address, and tap Save. ARSO asks you to confirm. Your previous link may stop working, so update it anywhere you shared it.
Check for a display name, an available website address, at least one active public service, and an eligible active plan. ARSO shows what is missing; complete that item and try Published again.
Open Website address, change Website status to Draft, and save. If you only want to stop new requests, keep the page published and switch off Accepting Bookings instead.
Open Website address to see Your public link. After publishing, use Open published website to check the live page before sharing it in your bio, messages, or business materials.
Go to Workflow → Public Website → Services. Swipe left on the service and choose Delete. In ARSO this archives the service so it no longer appears as an active offering; existing booking history is not a reason to erase it. Keep at least one active public service if your page is published.
Open Services, tap the service, edit its details, and save. Check your public page afterward to make sure the new information looks right to clients.
Yes. In Services, use Edit or drag a service to change its position. Categories can group related offerings so clients can scan your list more easily.
No. Add-ons are optional. Start with clear core services, then add extras in Public Website → Add-ons if they suit your work.
Go to Public Website → Booking and turn off Accepting Bookings. This does not have to take your published page offline.
Make sure Accepting Bookings is on and your availability is set in the app. Then check that the service is active and public. Your published page and your available time slots are separate settings.
No. Clients request appointments through your page, but ARSO does not process payments for your services. You manage payment with your clients separately.
Anyone on ARSO allows your profile to appear in ARSO Search. Direct Link Only means people need your link to discover it. Your published page remains accessible to people who have that link.
Open Public Website → Themes to explore Editorial Light, Studio Dark, and Warm Atelier. Signature Studio provides additional design controls when your Premium plan includes it. Themes change presentation, not your services or booking rules.
Yes. In Public Website → Contact, choose whether your phone and email are public. Review those visibility switches before you publish.
No. They can open your published link in a browser, explore your services, and request an appointment there.
Try another word, select All questions, or contact ARSO support.
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Take it one section at a time. Your website can grow with your business.