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Sessions Sold as an Event Type

Every plan declares what one of its sessions actually is, by pointing at an event type. Before this, a pack session had no shape of its own — its length came from whatever the professional's availability rule happened to be, and it had no page.

Details

In the plan form, 'Sessions are booked as' lets you pick an existing event type or create one inline.
Several plans sharing one event type is the normal case — a 4-pack and an 8-pack of the same class are one session sold twice.
The event type decides the session's duration and applies its windows, buffers, minimum notice, horizon and per-day cap.
Credits are scoped to what they were sold for: a pack bought for Piano Lesson pays for Piano Lesson sessions, not for something else.

Good to know

Existing plans were given an event type automatically, one per business, named as a placeholder you are prompted to rename. Nobody's slots changed as a result.
Re-pointing a plan at a different event type moves where its credits are redeemed. It is not a price change, so it does not open a new plan version — but it is recorded in the activity trail.