1. Review the package and prerequisites
After purchase, review the delivered release files and documentation first. Confirm supported runtime versions, required accounts, environment variables, and the migration order. This preview is intentionally not a substitute for the buyer documentation and does not list private implementation details.
2. Configure the environment and database
Create and configure your own Supabase project, supply its project-specific values in the supported environment configuration, and apply the included migrations as documented. Keep secret credentials out of browser code and source-control history. Verify access policies before using real customer information.
3. Adapt business content and branding
Set your own identity, visual assets, service catalog, staff, location, and schedule rules. Review sample records and remove or replace them before a live launch. Check that duration, buffers, cancellation rules, and local time-zone settings match the actual business.
4. Test and deploy your copy
Run through a customer booking and administrative workflow in a non-production environment, verify access permissions and conflict behavior, and check the supported deployment path in the delivered docs. You supply hosting and domain and manage configuration, deployment, backups, and ongoing maintenance.
Scope boundary
BDS is downloadable commercial source code; the current Codester listing is $104 USD Regular License ($312 USD Extended License), not hosted SaaS. Installation, managed hosting, custom development, integrations, ZENO ownership, and unlimited support are not included. Marketplace license terms control permitted use.