#A–C
| Term | What it means |
|---|
| Admin (role) | A team member who can edit and publish a website and also invite or remove other people. See Invite your team. |
| AI search (GEO) | Getting your business found and mentioned in answers from AI assistants like ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. See SEO & AI search. |
| Audience | Your list of customers, built automatically from bookings, orders, invoices and enquiries. See Audience & campaigns. |
| Blackout dates | Days when nobody can book an appointment, like holidays. |
| Brand context | A short description of your business, voice, customers and style that the AI reads before every change. See Brand & design. |
| Campaign | An email you send to a group of your customers, like a special offer. |
| Connector | An app linked to your website, like Stripe, Gmail or Google Analytics. See Connectors overview. |
| Credits (tokens) | What the AI uses when it builds or changes your website. Every plan includes some. See Credits & usage. |
| Custom domain | Your own web address, like www.yourbusiness.com. See Connect a domain. |
#D–L
| Term | What it means |
|---|
| DNS / DNS records | The internet's address book. Adding DNS records at your domain provider points your domain to your InMinutes website. |
| Draft | The version of your website you're working on. Visitors don't see it until you publish. |
| Editor | The screen with the chat and the preview where you change your website. See The editor. |
| Editor (role) | A team member who can edit the website, ask the AI for changes and publish. |
| Fulfillment | The steps an order goes through after it's paid: received, being prepared, on the way, delivered. |
| llms.txt | A short summary of your business at the root of your website, written for AI assistants. |
#M–R
| Term | What it means |
|---|
| Media library | All the images you've uploaded to the dashboard, ready to reuse. See Media library. |
| Meta tags | The page title and description search engines show in results, and the preview shown when a link is shared. |
| Owner | The person whose account a website belongs to. They manage billing and pay for the credits. |
| Pixel | A small piece of tracking code from Google, Meta or TikTok that measures visits, often for ads. See Tracking pixels. |
| Publish | Putting your latest draft live, so visitors see it. |
| Recurring invoice | An invoice InMinutes creates and sends automatically on a schedule, like monthly. |
#S–Z
| Term | What it means |
|---|
| SEO | Search engine optimization: making your website easy for Google to understand and show to the right people. |
| Sitemap | A list of your website's pages that helps search engines find them all. |
| Slug | The last part of a page's web address, like /about or /blog/my-first-post. |
| Subdomain | Your free address on InMinutes, like yourbusiness.inminutes.app. |
| Template | A ready-made website design you can start from. See Templates. |
| Viewer (role) | A team member who can look at the website and drafts but can't change anything. |
| Visual edits | Changing your website by clicking on it and typing, without the AI. It's free. See Visual edits. |
