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# How to mass edit services

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**This is a Premium feature of Cowlendar.** You need to upgrade your plan if you want to use this feature and you are a free user of Cowlendar.
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This is perfect for when you want to group a specific set of services together either to be able to mass edit them or share a limit between that set of services
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We live busy lives so being able to mass edit services can be really helpful. 

Using teammates to connect services together is the solution to this on Cowlendar.

Basically we will be creating a teammate to group a specific set of services into this "pseudo teammate". By doing this you will be able to simply edit the teammate to apply availiability changes to a large set of services.

### Steps to mass edit a group of services:

1. In your Shopify admin dashboard look at the left hand panel and click on **Apps.**
2. Click on **Cowlendar.**
3. Click click on **My Service.**
4. Click **Edit** on the service you want to attach to a teammate.

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5. Click on the **Availability** tab

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6. Set the service to **Availability per teammate.**

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Repeat steps 1-6 for ALL services you want to be grouped together under a single "pseudo teammate"
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7. Looking at the left side of your Shopify admin dashboard click on **Team.**
8. Click on Add a teammate.

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9. Create your **pseudo teammate (aka the teammate that will be used to group the services)**

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10. Click Create.
11. Click **Edit Availability** on the teammate you just created.

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12. Scroll down and click **Add new availabilities.**
13. Click on **Select Services.**

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14. **Select all the services** you enabled availability per teammate on.

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Make sure to select ALL services you enabled "per team mate" on so that they are grouped together under this teammate
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15. **Adjust the availability** to match the services schedule.

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If your services have different availabilities then make sure to add each service in it's own unique teammate availability. Do this by click "Add new availabilities" for each service that has a unique availability

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**This is especially useful if you want to connect a group a services to have shared limits BUT each service has it's own schedule.**
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### This screenshot below represents what it looks like in the teammate availability when you have two unique services (with unique schedules) under one teammate.

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