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# Viewing a Table Reservation Dashboard
* **Go to POS >>Transactions >> Table reservations.**
When you click the **Table Reservation** menu, the **Table Reservation Dashboard** appears, providing an overview of all table bookings, availability, and reservation management options.
The dashboard for table reservations displays:
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**The meal sessions.**
* RC: Round the Clock
* BF: Breakfast
* Lunch
* ES: Evening Snacks
* DN: Dinner
#### Creating a Meal Session
* Go to Point of sale >> Masters1 >> POS Session
* Click on the Open file icon
* Click on the plus icon (+) to create a meal session.
* Enter the session name, serial number, and the start and end time of the session.
* Enter the sequence number. This number specifies the position of the session within the sessions bar on the dashboard. *Keep the serial number and session number the same*.
* Check the Applicable box to keep the session active for the outlet.
* Save using the save icon.
* To delete a session, use the Trash can at the end of each record.
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### Time
Each column represents an hour. The displayed time corresponds to the session selected on the dashboard. *For example, if the 'Lunch' session is selected, the time allotted for lunch will be displayed*.
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### Availability Row
This row displays the real-time availability of tables. The number decreases as bookings are made. *In the screenshot below, 42 tables are available at 11:00 AM and 41 tables at 12:00 PM, indicating that one table has been booked.*
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The left panel of the dashboard displays the real-time status of the tables.
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