Account-type comparison
Partna and Business Partna are the same product with a small set of capability differences. Here's exactly what changes between them.
Both account types give you the same dashboard, the same design tools and the same layout, and differ only in a handful of capabilities suited to businesses with a physical presence. You pick one at sign-up.
Capabilities
What changes between the two account types. Everything not listed here behaves identically.
| Capability | Partna | Business Partna |
|---|---|---|
| Storewide booking | No: book a specific service or person | Yes: book across the whole business |
| Google Business sync | Booking link only | Full: place, map, reviews, hours |
| Google Business sets your display name | No | Yes: may adopt the Google place name |
| Multi-page site | No: one page | Yes |
| Lifestyle pages | Yes | No |
Integration groups shown
Some integrations only make sense for certain businesses, so what you see depends on your account type and, for a business, the industry you picked at signup or that came across from Google.
Food businesses take a different path
A business in food and hospitality gets a menu, reservations and online ordering. A business outside food gets booking instead. It’s one or the other, not both.| Integration group | Partna | Business (food) | Business (non-food) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Booking | Yes | No: reservations instead | Yes |
| Reservations | Yes | Yes | No |
| Menu | No | Yes: auto-populated | No |
| Online ordering | No | Yes | No |
You only ever see what applies to you
Integration groups that don't apply to your account type simply aren't shown in your dashboard. There's nothing to turn off. For the connectable platforms behind each group, see the supported platforms matrix.