The activity feed, the bell, and the daily summary
Things happen while you’re mid-service: bookings, cancellations, payments, review clicks. Rezzy records all of it and interrupts you for none of it.
The Activity feed
Activity in the top navigation is the studio’s ledger: every booking made, cancelled, or completed, every payment and refund, every note, email, and review click, newest first, filterable by kind. When a line has a home, it links there: a booking line opens the booking, a campaign line opens its results page, most others open the client.
Members see the day-to-day; money lines are owner-only, like everywhere in Rezzy.
The bell
The bell in the header shows a quiet dot, never a number, when something needs you: unread notifications, open follow-ups, or money to collect. Click it for three tabs:
- Notifications: what happened since you last looked. Each item is marked read with a deliberate click on its dot, so nothing gets swept “read” just because you opened the panel.
- Follow-ups: your open tasks across all clients.
- Payments (owners): completed visits with money still owed; see Collect an unpaid balance.

Bookings, campaign sends, notes, and follow-ups, each with its unread dot.
The daily summary
One email, at 7am in your own time zone, in two parts.
Today is your agenda: every appointment on the books, in order, with the time, the client, the service, and who is taking it. Each one links straight to that booking. If the day is clear it says so, which is its own kind of useful at 7am.
Yesterday is the activity feed for the day before: bookings, money, notes, the lot. Every line links where its line on the Activity page links. On a quiet day the section simply isn’t there.
The subject line carries the part you need before you open anything: “Tuesday at your studio: 4 bookings today”.
Turn it on with the toggle at the top of the Activity page. For most owners this is the whole monitoring routine: read the summary with coffee, open the bell when it has a dot, and let the app hold the rest.
Run your front desk on Rezzy
Online booking, a client book that builds itself, automatic reminders, and rebooking that runs on its own.