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An incoming webhook receives an external event that can create a task through FluentBoards' supported integration workflow.
A recurring task recreates or schedules work according to configured repetition rules.
A stage represents a workflow position for tasks within a board, such as planned, in progress, review, or completed.
A stage default assignee supplies configured ownership when a task enters that workflow stage.
A FluentBoards subtask is a smaller task whose parent_id links it to a parent task.
A task is an individual work item with details such as a title, description, assignee, and due date.
A FluentBoards task dependency represents a relationship between tasks whose work must be coordinated, such as testing a build before preparing its release.
A FluentBoards task label applies a named, colored category to work on a board.
A task template provides a reusable starting point for recurring work items.
Time tracking records effort spent on a task so a team can understand support load and development work.
FluentBooking is a WordPress scheduling plugin for publishing booking events, defining host availability, and managing appointments.
Availability defines the times a host offers for bookings, together with configured exceptions and event constraints.
Booking cancellation removes or changes a reserved appointment through the supported customer or staff workflow.
A FluentBooking booking reschedule moves an existing appointment to a new date and time instead of creating an unrelated second booking.
Buffer time reserves a gap before or after an appointment so meetings are not offered immediately back to back.
A calendar integration connects bookings and availability checks to an external calendar service.
A collective event requires the participating hosts to be available for the same appointment.
A group event allows several attendees to reserve places in one scheduled session according to its configured capacity.
A host is the person whose availability and event configuration determine when customers can book an appointment.
FluentBooking minimum notice sets the shortest permitted gap between the current time and an appointment's start.
Round-robin booking distributes appointments among eligible hosts according to the configured event rules.
A FluentBooking time-slot interval controls the spacing between start times offered on a booking page.
FluentCart is an e-commerce plugin for WordPress used to manage products, checkout, orders and customers.
An activation limit sets how many installations can use a customer's license key for a particular product variant.
Checkout is the purchase interface where a customer reviews their order, supplies required information, and selects a payment method.
A coupon applies a configured promotional discount to eligible purchases.
The customer dashboard gives buyers a frontend account area for purchase history, subscriptions, licenses, downloads, and profile information.
Customer email verification confirms control of the inbox associated with an account before sensitive account data is displayed when verification is required.
Customer license sites are the installations associated with a purchased software license.
A digital product delivers downloadable or electronic content rather than a physically shipped item.
Download delivery makes a purchased digital file available to the authorized customer.
A FluentCart installment plan limits a subscription variation to a configured number of payments.
License expiration marks the end of a time-limited software entitlement under the seller's configured plan.
A FluentCart license export contains store-issued license records, including key, status, activation allowance and count, expiration, customer, and associated purchase identifiers.
A license key prefix adds a recognizable product identifier to generated keys.
A FluentCart license tier is a purchasable variation of a licensed digital product, such as a single-site annual plan or an agency plan.
An order records a customer's purchase and its line items, totals, customer information, and processing state.
A FluentCart order export downloads selected store order data through the Orders screen's More actions menu.
The Order Paid trigger starts a FluentCRM automation when the integrated FluentCart order receives the corresponding paid event.
A payment gateway connects a FluentCart checkout to a payment service that authorizes and processes a transaction.
Payment status describes whether an order's payment is pending, successful, failed, refunded, or otherwise classified by the store.
Product licensing issues and manages customer license keys for digital products such as WordPress plugins.
A product upgrade moves a customer to a different configured software plan or license tier.
A product variant is a purchasable version of a FluentCart product with its own configured pricing and options.
A prorated FluentCart upgrade credits the unused portion of an eligible existing plan toward a configured destination plan.
Purchase history lists a customer's past orders and associated payment details in their account dashboard.
A refund records money returned against a customer's payment or order.
A FluentCart release signature is the detached, encoded signature published alongside an optional signed release manifest.
A saved payment method allows a customer to manage a reusable gateway payment reference for later purchases or subscription renewals.
A FluentCart setup fee is a one-time charge collected at the beginning of a subscription in addition to its recurring price.