Settings lives at the bottom of the sidebar. On a wide screen the tabs are a list on the left; on a phone they become one dropdown. DivePilot remembers your last tab, and a link ending in ?tab= opens a specific one.
General
- Dive centre: name, primary agency, country, timezone, currency and date format. See Dive centre details, timezone and currency.
- Departure slots: the departures your boats run each day. See Set your departure times.
- Danger zone: deleting the dive center. See Delete your dive center.
Guests & bookings
- Online booking: whether guests can book published trips and courses or request their own dates, and whether rental gear is offered online.
- Registration: the self-registration and booking links, their QR codes and posters, the link type and token rotation.
- Customer form: which fields guests must, may or never fill in.
- Waivers: your waiver templates, their validity and whether they are required for diving.
- Branding: logo, colours, light or dark pages, and the contact details shown to guests.
Team
- Roles & presets: the permission presets you pick from when inviting or editing a team member. Editing a preset changes nobody's existing access.
Equipment
- Categories: the rental categories, their rates and service rules.
- Bundles: sets of gear rented as one item.
Account
- Subscription: your plan, trial, invoices and payment method.
Who sees what
Each tab is shown only to people with the permission it needs, so a manager without the branding permission does not see the Branding tab. Someone who can open none of the tabs has no Settings item in the sidebar, and a link to Settings shows them only the page header. The Danger zone needs both the dive center settings permission and the account deletion permission; of the built-in presets only Admin carries both.
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