How to use the App Builder

1. Dashboard → Add Feature → select CabRide.
2. In General, set company name, contact details, currency and distance unit (km/mi).
3. Create service areas (cities/zones) and define which are active.
4. Add vehicle types (Sedan, SUV, Bike) with base fare, per-km/per-minute, waiting fee and minimum fare.
5. Add drivers with profile details; assign vehicle type and service area.
6. Configure payment options (cash / online gateways where available).
7. Customize notifications for “request created”, “driver accepted”, “driver arrived”, “trip completed”.
8. Save and place a full test request from a device to check pricing and flows.

• Use time-based rules for peak pricing / surcharges.
• Set cancellation windows and fees for users and drivers.
• Use a Google Maps key for accurate routing and distance.
• If no drivers are found, check driver status (online) and service area coverage.

1. Add one or more locations with address and timezone.
2. Create services (name, duration, price) and optionally assign staff.
3. Set opening hours, slot length, lead time and max bookings per slot.
4. Configure the booking form fields (name, phone, email, notes).
5. Choose auto-approve or manual review; define notification email(s).
6. Publish and submit a test booking to verify email alerts.

• If no slots appear, check timezone, working hours and lead time.
• Use reminder emails or push notifications to reduce no-shows.

1. Install & enable the Appointment Pro module on your platform.
2. In the app editor, Add Feature → choose Appointment Pro.
3. Create companies/locations (branch name, address, timezone, contact details).
4. Add categories (Hair, Spa, Consultations, Classes, etc.).
5. Create services for each company: name, duration, price, buffer time, single vs group sessions.
6. Set up providers (staff): assign to company, link services, define working hours and days off.
7. Configure global booking rules: how far in advance users can book/cancel, and capacity per slot.

1. In the Payments section, choose accepted methods (pay on arrival, deposit, full online payment – according to your gateway setup).
2. Connect payment gateways (Stripe/PayPal/others) at company level if supported.
3. Set email/SMS/push templates for new bookings, changes and cancellations.
4. Test at least one full booking including payment to verify everything.

• If no time slots appear, check provider hours, holidays and service duration.
• If prices look wrong, double-check currency, taxes and per-service pricing.

1. Choose manual events or connect to an external feed (iCal / Google Calendar) if supported.
2. For manual: add event title, date & time, location, description and image.
3. Select default view (list or month) and event ordering.

• Keep old events archived or removed so the list feels fresh.

1. Install & enable the Event Pro module, then add it as a feature in your app.
2. Create venues (name, address, capacity, map location, contact details).
3. Set up event categories (Concerts, Conferences, Classes, etc.).
4. Create events: title, category, date/time, venue, description, images, organiser details.
5. Specify whether each event is free or paid, and if booking is required.

1. Create ticket types (Standard, VIP, Early Bird) with price, capacity and sale period.
2. Set per-user booking limits and cutoff times before the event.
3. Link events to your payment gateway (Stripe/PayPal/other) if online payments are used.
4. Customise confirmation emails and push messages for successful bookings.

• If an event is not showing, confirm status is “published” and the date/time is in the future.
• Use push notifications and Social Wall posts to promote events.

1. Install the Community Module on your Siberian CMS platform, then in the app editor click Add Feature and add it to your app.
2. Rename the feature in-app to Dating if you want it branded specifically for dating use.
3. Enable User Profiles so members can add a photo, short bio and visible profile details.
4. Turn on Messaging to allow member-to-member conversations.
5. Enable Geolocation so users can find people in their area.
6. Add default Profile Keywords that members can choose from to improve matching.
7. Optionally allow Custom Keywords so users can add their own interests.

1. Enable Profile Additions such as age group, gender, height, weight and ethnicity if these fields are relevant for your app.
2. Turn on I’m Looking For so members can define the type of profile they want to match with.
3. Enable Find My Match to suggest compatible profiles based on keywords and matching settings.
4. Enable Others Like Me if you want users to discover members with similar interests.
5. Turn on Swipe Mode if you want a swipe-style profile browsing experience instead of list view.
6. Enable Favorites so users can save profiles they like.

1. Enable Groups if you want public or private groups inside the dating/community feature.
2. Use Public Groups if users should see others outside their group but not interact with them.
3. Use Private Groups if members should only see and interact with people inside their assigned group.
4. Enable Block Members so users can stop unwanted contact.
5. Enable Report Member so users can report suspicious or abusive profiles.
6. Configure Push Notifications for favorites and messages if you also have the Individual Push Notification module enabled.

Tip: keep profile fields simple at first, then expand only if your audience really needs more matching filters.

1. Install the SmartAds module on your Siberian CMS platform, then add it as a feature or manager module in your app/editor.
2. Create a new ad campaign and choose whether to build a text ad directly in the editor or upload an image ad.
3. Add the ad title, message and call-to-action button.
4. Choose the destination action for the ad, such as opening an external link, an app store page, or an in-app link.
5. Save and publish the campaign, then test it on a real device.

1. Use Smart Ads to force users to update to the latest app version by sending them to the App Store or Play Store.
2. Use it to explain how a new feature works before users continue in the app.
3. Run promotions such as happy hour offers, discount campaigns or launch announcements.
4. Use full-screen ads for urgent notices where you want high visibility.

1. Use in-app links to send users directly to another section or feature inside the app.
2. Use slider ads if you want multiple panels in one promotional experience.
3. Set a frequency cap so the same ad does not appear too often and annoy users.
4. Review campaign analytics to see how users respond and improve future ads.
5. Adjust action button sizing and keep the message short and clear for mobile screens.

Tip: use Smart Ads sparingly for major updates, launches and important offers so they stay effective.

1. In the app editor, Add Feature → choose Commerce.
2. Click the button to add a store, then fill in store details (name, address, phone, email, currency, etc.).
3. Configure delivery options for the store:
   • In store – customer comes to the shop and pays/collects there.
   • Carry out – customer collects a prepared order from the shop.
   • Delivery – your team delivers goods to the customer’s address.
4. If you enable Delivery, set delivery fees, free delivery threshold, radius, delivery time and minimum order.
5. Set payment options such as PayPal, credit card on pickup/delivery, or Stripe online payments.
6. Create at least one Tax entry for this store (e.g. VAT 15%) and link it to your store.
7. Save the store configuration.

1. Go to Catalog → My categories and create your main categories and sub-categories.
2. Open Catalog → My products and add items with title, description, image, base price and tax.
3. Use Product formats for variants like Small / Medium / Large.
4. Create Options groups for extras like toppings, sauces or sides.
5. Attach option groups to the relevant products and save.

1. Use the Orders menu to review and update order statuses.
2. In Settings, configure checkout fields as mandatory, optional or hidden.
3. Set up Discounts with codes, minimum order amounts, amount/% deduction and validity dates.
4. Optionally link a compatible printer for automatic order printing.

If you can’t add a product to the cart, check that the product is attached to a category and linked to a tax.

1. Install and enable the Property Listing module, then add it as a feature in your app.
2. Configure default city/region, map zoom, currency and listing order.
3. Define filters such as sale/rent, property type, bedrooms, bathrooms, price range and size.
4. Set up amenities such as pool, parking, furnished, balcony and garden.
5. Create example listings with photos, price, location and agent details.

• Optionally allow logged-in users/agents to post properties directly from the app.
• Enable admin moderation so new listings must be approved before going live.
• Set up email alerts when a new listing is submitted, approved or updated.

• Enable map view so users can browse properties by location.
• Keep filter options simple and prioritise city, area, type, price and bedrooms.
• Regularly clean up expired/sold listings.

1. Install the Classifieds V2 module and add it as a feature in your app.
2. Configure default city, map centre, admin emails, ad lifetime, moderation and image limits.
3. Create categories and optional sub-categories.
4. Set up custom fields by category.

1. Users must be logged in to publish ads.
2. They tap the add button inside the Classifieds feature to open the form.
3. They fill in title, description, category, price, photos, location and contact options.
4. Ads publish instantly or stay pending depending on moderation settings.

• Admins can approve, reject, unpublish or delete ads from the back office.
• Users can switch between map and list view and filter by category, price and distance.
• Keep your category structure clean and simple.

1. Add fields (text, email, phone, select, checkbox, date, file upload, etc.).
2. Mark required fields and set basic validation where needed.
3. Specify recipient email addresses for notifications.
4. Customise the success message and optional auto-reply.
5. Submit a test entry to confirm everything arrives correctly.

1. Create segments or use Topics for user subscriptions.
2. Compose your message, optional image and deep link.
3. Select audience: All, specific segment or topic subscribers.
4. Send immediately or schedule for later.

1. Add the feature and ensure camera permission is granted on first use.
2. Choose what happens after a successful scan.
3. Test with real-world printed or on-screen codes.

1. Add each location with address or coordinates.
2. Enter a valid Google Maps API key at platform level if required.
3. Choose default map view and optional action buttons.

1. Create categories (Food, Shops, Services, etc.).
2. Add places with address, schedule, text and images.
3. Enable map view and directions.

1. Choose which pages/features are protected by Padlock.
2. Set the access rule (logged-in only, user role, passcode, QR unlock, etc.).
3. Customise the lock screen text and help instructions.

1. Create a Folder and choose list or grid layout.
2. Drag features into the folder and reorder them.
3. Test navigation to ensure users can find key content easily.

1. Paste the destination URL or deep link.
2. Give it a clear label and choose an icon.
3. Test on both iOS and Android devices.

1. Add each link with name, URL and optional image.
2. Reorder links to push key actions to the top.

1. Add your phone, email, website, address and social links.
2. Arrange buttons so the primary action appears first.

1. Paste your widget or embed code into the editor.
2. Ensure external resources use HTTPS and are mobile-friendly.
3. Test performance on real devices.

1. Set a default city or region.
2. Enter your weather API key if required by your platform.
3. Choose units and forecast range.

1. Paste your policy text or link to a hosted policy page.
2. Ensure users can access it easily from the app menu.

1. Choose source: upload audio files, use a stream URL, or connect a podcast RSS feed.
2. Create playlists, order tracks and add artwork.
3. Enable background audio so users can listen while using other apps.

1. Choose uploads or external sources (YouTube/Vimeo etc.).
2. Add videos or playlist URLs, titles and thumbnails.
3. Pick layout and test playback on real devices.

1. Create albums for different themes or events.
2. Upload images, set captions and choose display style.

1. Enter your WordPress site URL or feed URL.
2. Map categories and select which content to show.
3. Configure layout, excerpt length and image options.

1. Paste one or more RSS/Atom URLs.
2. Choose list style and whether to show images if provided by the feed.

1. Enable sections such as posts, nearby posts and map view.
2. Set who can post (all users / only logged-in / admin only).
3. Enable or disable moderation for new posts.
4. Configure notifications for replies and mentions if available.

1. Enter the profile or hashtag URL you want to display.
2. Add required API keys at platform level if your version needs them.

1. Add blocks (text, image, button, separator, etc.).
2. Use buttons to link to other features or external URLs.
3. Use it for About pages, FAQs and static content.

1. Create topics (News, Offers, Events, etc.).
2. Expose subscriptions in the app so users can opt-in.
3. Combine Topics with Push V2 segments for accurate targeting.

1. Paste a compatible streaming URL and test it in a browser.
2. Add station name, logo and any additional info.
3. Enable background audio so users can keep listening.

1. Create categories and sub-categories.
2. Add items with images, description, optional price and contact actions.

1. Add combo name, description, price and images.
2. Define included items and options.

1. Add a title, image, description and terms.
2. Set start/end dates and availability conditions.

1. Choose stamp or points mode and set the target.
2. Define the reward text and image.
3. Choose validation method (staff PIN or QR code).

1. Create coupons and print/display their QR codes.
2. Users scan codes inside the app to reveal and redeem offers.

1. Connect with your Shopify store using the required URL/API details.
2. Select which collections/products to expose in the app.

1. Enter your Magento API endpoint and credentials.
2. Map categories and confirm products load correctly.

1. Provide the API URL and key for your PrestaShop store.
2. Select categories and verify the product list in the app.

1. Enter your Volusion API credentials.
2. Map products and categories, then test a sample order.

1. Set default tip percentages and currency format if available.
2. Test common bill sizes to ensure calculations look right.