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What do my listing statuses mean?

Only a Live listing can be seen and booked.

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Written by Jeni Boyd

Only a Live listing can be seen and booked. Draft means it isn’t public yet, or it has been taken offline for a while. Submit to review means we’re checking it before it goes live. Create means you haven’t started that listing.

Where do I see the status?

Log in at tallyworkspace.com with your venue account. In the menu on the left, click Buildings. Each building has a Coworking Listing column and a Full Time Office Listing column. The button in each shows the status.

What does each status mean?

Listing statuses. Create: customers don’t see it; click it to start a listing. Draft: customers don’t see it; add the details and at least one space, then click Submit for Review, or set it back to Live if you put it in draft for a while. Submit to review: customers don’t see it; wait until we’ve reviewed it, and if it’s missing certain info we’ll contact you before it can go live. Live: customers can see and book it; keep prices, opening hours and availability up to date.

How long does review take?

Usually up to a week. We email you when it’s live or if something needs changing.

Why can’t I submit for review?

Submit for Review stays greyed out until every required section is complete and at least one space is attached.

Why is my live listing back in draft?

Someone on your team may have put it into draft for a while. Our team also sets listings to draft for closures and bank holiday breaks, when you ask us to, or after a complaint about content. If you didn’t expect it, contact us.

Do I need both listings?

No. Offer co-working, full-time offices, or both.

Related: How do I change or remove content and images on my listing? · How do I set closure dates and bank holidays? · How do I temporarily remove a space or room without deleting it?

Still need help? Chat with us on tallyworkspace.com, email hello@tallyworkspace.com or call +44 117 463 8200 (Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm).

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