About

The About page is the one to open when somebody asks "which tenant is this, and how much of it are we using". It gathers the facts that identify a Dime.Scheduler tenant and the state of its license in one place, with nothing to configure. Open it from the menu under your name in the top bar.

What you'll find

The page is four cards.

• Tenant info lists the Tenant ID, the tenant Name and when it was Created. The ID is what support needs to find your environment, so this is where to copy it from when you open a ticket.
• License Info shows three usage bars: Resources, Exchange and Map, each as the number in use against the number the license allows. A bar turns red when the count exceeds the license, which is the first place to look when a new resourceResourceAn entity that can carry out work - a person, vehicle, tool, or room - that you schedule on the planning board. or Exchange mailbox refuses to activate. For what the editions and modules contain, see the license page.
• Legal links to the Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy, for compliance reviews.
• Resources links to this documentation, the release notes, and the in-app news page.

When to use it

• Opening a support ticket: copy the tenant ID so the support team can pinpoint your environment.
• A license limit question: check the usage bars before buying more or before removing resources. Exchange and Map count separately from resources, so a tenant can be fine on one and over on another.
• Compliance reviews: the legal links are the current versions of the documents the organization agreed to.