The new day-sessions you create are automatically assigned a name, but you can change that, together with adding a description and a date for the day-session. You can rename a day-session in two ways.

You can also edit the name of your session in the Overview. First, click on the ‘Overview’ button, and then on the edit symbol at the top of the day-session where you’d like to change the name.

When you create a multi-day session, the day-sessions will automatically inherit the client and tags from the multi-day (parent) session, but not the description. So if you want to change any of this information for the day session, just click on the Info tab in the right-hand sidebar and edit the description of the session. Now you’ll be able to change the name, date, client, tags and description of the day-session.

Tip: The date of the multi-day session is always calculated from the dates of the day-sessions: it will show a range of the earliest and latest day-session’s date.

When you’ve finished editing, just click on ‘Done’. Your changes are automatically saved as you type, so if you navigate away without clicking on Done, your changes will stay saved.

The order of your days is automatically set by the date of each day-session; the one with the earliest date will be the first and the one with the latest date will be the last one.

If your day-sessions have no dates set, then they’ll be ordered based on their naming convention (first they’ll be sorted sequentially by numbers, and then they’ll be sorted alphabetically).

The easiest way to move the order of your days is to assign the proper dates for your sessions which you can read more about in the article above.

You can also move the order of the days in the Overview by clicking on the 'edit' button on the day's header and assigning a date.