1. Bug fixes 2. Infrastructure stabilization

1) App users are shown and charged the correct price for provider direct purchases 2) Direct purchasing providers see tracking code 3) Providers get clean product only experience 1) Remove Logrocket from app 2) EHR enabled provider must select a patient and create a patient booking in the unified flow 3) For Direct Product Purchases app version ONLY, “HIDE” various tabs and sub-tabs 4) Provider can save the EHR procedure product photos during the neurotoxin flow. 5) Vansanity Admin can get notifications for direct provider purchases

1) App users are shown and charged the correct price for provider direct purchases 2) Direct purchasing providers see tracking code 3) Providers get clean product only experience

Minor cleanup around access to various booking types.

1) Location Admins and Managers can see booking options and make a free booking if they qualify for free bookings

Fixed device booking bugs

1) Proper booking hours are not shown when open hours are 12am - 11pm

1) Incorrect many bookings message for non_medical device only booking 2) Upgrade Expo SDK to 52 3) Booking calendar timeslots are misaligned with their overlays when one or more separate open hours exist in a day. 4) Clarify patient booking settings 5) Providers can cancel even annual plans with 24 hours with no associated payment

1) Non medical app users can buy non-rx products. 2) Users signing up see the location selector in alpha sorted order. 3) Purchasing RX products requires BOTH a medical director (for those who need one) and a suitable accreditation 4) Non medicals (and medicals) can book non-medical devices. 5) Allow app user to manage multiple notification channels

1) Full functionality of long term bookings 2) Only beta testers see patient booking features

1) Providers can create weekly bookings. 2) App users with no current plan see appropriate message when trying to make a booking.

1) Providers with standard plans can book long term, and long term plans cannot book hourly. 2) App users can make monthly bookings 3) Providers are billed long term rates based on medical versus non medical 4) If the user is a non-medical accreditation we do not check for licensing or supervisor or malpractice 5) Monthly bookings look like they contain an extra day in the app 6) App users should not yet see the weekly booking option in the booking type selection. 7) Monthly bookings are not reflected as already reserved across the month in app book specific room (at minimum)

1) Provider should not see "add" client when they do no have valid square credentials. 2) App. Longer location names of some MSO's don't fit on the screen. 3) Patient bookings that have been cancelled prior to confirmation still have the confirm button enabled. 4) Bookings list shows multiple patient booking information 5) App booking details page shows info for multiple patient bookings Backend 1) Square client list fails apparently when there are no Square customers 2) Patient booking cancels are handled properly 3) Patient booking confirms are handled appropriately. 4) Non medical users can book at Embrace Aesthetic Suites, with MSO specific discount rate 6) Non medical app booking works for users at Embrace Aesthetic Suites

1) MSO owners can use the app to onboard 2) App. Editing a single provider hours block which is at the start of a repeating sequence edits all subsequent blocks too. 3) Provider chooses procedure length without inheritance 4) Providers can manually add patients 5) Product only MSOs do not display in app 6)1) Provider sets procedure time in 30 minute blocks 2) Provider hours are in 30 minute intervals 3) Providers see spinner when their hours are loading. 4) Provider must have valid Square token to enter "my clients” 5) Provider sees spinner when adding a Square client 6) Patients book in 30 minute intervals 7) Patients pay the booking fee when applicable 8) App. Patient bookings that have been cancelled prior to confirmation still have the confirm button enabled. 9) Patient bookings can utilize more of the provider hours 10) Non-medical users can onboard with app, and all app users see new generic insurance and licensing text. 11) Non-medical users can book rooms 12) Non-medical do not see the "book device" option 13) Non medical users can purchase non-rx products. 14) NonMedicals can book weekly in Dallas 15) Non-medical providers in Dallas book 7 days when they book a week.

1) MSO owners can use the app to onboard 2) App. Editing a single provider hours block which is at the start of a repeating sequence edits all subsequent blocks too. 3) Provider chooses procedure length without inheritance 4) Providers can manually add patients 5) Product only MSOs do not display in app

1) App user can see and toggle their global notification opt out preference in the notification preference area 2) Provider can manage their patient booking settings account from the app 3) Unconfirmed patient bookings in bookings list should show the data like other bookings 4) App users can charge patients 5) Provider "patient booking" message allows appointment confirmation (txt only for now).

1) App user can toggle whether ACH that is a PaymentMethod is the default method. 2) App user can delete ACH that are PaymentMethods. 3) If admin sets user active is set to true, app user can book without refresh/login. 4) Booking with ACH that is a PaymentMethod does not incur credit surcharge 5) App users can properly signup even when prepending a “1” to their phone number. 6) Remove aesthetics EMR link

1) Providers can set their open hours in the app 2) App users get usable feedback when trying to create a duplicate account.

Emergency update to deal with Hasura upgrade that blocked our users from booking rooms

Bug fix for plan pricing in app

CRITICAL bug fix for configuration file related to new Expo SDK

1) New app users get a friendly onboarding 2) iOS user cannot add plan to Advancing Aesthetics Suite location 3) Providers can manage their procedures in the app

Device booking only shows slots as booked when they actually are

Upgrade to Expo SDK 49

User can get notifications via in-app messaging