After creating a product closure, you can easily edit it in the Product Builder, including the name, date range, and days of the week.
Read further to learn how to edit a product closure from the product builder.
Accessing the features mentioned in this article
Where can I find this feature using the top menu?
- Inventory > Products > Add Product/Add New Product/Edit Product > Availability tab
What more do I need to use this feature?
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Admin permissions to manage inventory or restricted permissions to View items, products, and assets, Manage items, products, and assets, View events and rules, and Manage events and rules.
Which Checkfront version supports this feature - classic items, classic products, or both?
- Your account must have access to classic products (Inventory > Products), a key feature of our classic products version. This feature is not available for use with classic items (Inventory > Items) in our classic items version. → Learn more about products.
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What is a product? A product represents the goods, experiences, or services you offer for sale. |
Editing a product closure
Follow these steps to edit a product closure from the Product Builder:
- Go to the Product Builder (Inventory > Products) and edit an existing product.
- Select the Availability tab.
- Select the pencil icon beside the closure entry in the Availability Events table.
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Change the Event Name, Date Range, Days of Week, and Timeslots settings in the Edit Product Closure window.
Applying a product closure to timeslots
- The timeslots toggle and menu are only visible when creating a closure from a Timeslots product, and the menu shows only the timeslots that apply to the current product.
- A product closure applies to all timeslots by default if the Apply To Specific Timeslots toggle is off.
- To block the full date in the booking calendar, select all applicable timeslots or turn off the Apply To Specific Timeslots toggle.
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Select the Save button to save your changes. You can confirm the system has refreshed the availability tab page with your closure event changes applied.
Product closures can affect other products
Editing a product closure may impact other products that share that closure event, for example, if you modify the dates.