# Permissions

The **Permissions** tab of the Bookster Booking plugin displays various settings that govern what actions agents and customers can perform within the system. This section is crucial for defining and managing the access levels of different users.

<figure><img src="/files/KNGvAq6DmkX3ilZjJQ6M" alt=""><figcaption><p>A screenshot showing the Permissions settings of the Bookster plugin</p></figcaption></figure>

Here’s a detailed overview of the options and functionalities presented in the "Permissions" tab:

**Agent Permissions**:

**(1). Create and Link WP User to Agent**: This option lets you choose how WordPress (WP) users are linked to agent profiles. The options are "Auto", where a WP user is automatically created with the agent profile, and "Manual", where the WP user must be created separately.

**(2). Allow Agent to Edit His/Her Appointment Time and Status**: When enabled, agents can change the time and status of their appointments.

**(3). Allow Agent to Edit His/Her Working Schedule**: This option lets you set whether agents should have permission to edit their own working schedules.

**Customer Permissions**:

**(4). Create and Link WP User to Customer**: Similar to the agent setting, this lets you determine how customer profiles are linked to WP users, with the same "Auto" and "Manual" options.

**(5). Allow Customer to Cancel His/Her Appointment**: This setting lets you allow/disallow customers to cancel their appointments directly through the system.

**(6). Customer Dashboard Page**: This setting allows you to select a particular WordPress page ID where the customer dashboard is located, allowing customers to view and manage their appointments.

**Save your changes!**


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