Hi Michael,

Thanks for reaching out to us. First of all, you need to enable the permissions for an employee to manage the appointments. This can be configured in user role settings. 

Then you need to make sure that the no-show option is enabled, also located in User Role settings, but in Customers section 



You can only change to no show status for appointments that are in the past. Please, find more information about the "no show" status on this link.

Hello Michael,

I'm not sure if this can be edited like this, but I would need to check with developers if there is a workaround. I will get back to you as soon as possible.

Hello Michael,

You can allow your employee to edit an appointment and than try to do it with this filter, but you'll have to make logic to compare everything inside the appointment object so that you make sure that only the status have been changed:

function example($appointment, $removedBookings, $service)
{
if ($_GET['source'] === 'cabinet-provider') {
require_once AMELIA_PATH . '/src/Application/Common/Exceptions/AccessDeniedException.php';
        $container = require AMELIA_PATH . '/src/Infrastructure/ContainerConfig/container.php';
        $oldAppointment = $container['domain.booking.appointment.repository']->getById($appointment['id']);

// Check if something other than the status has changed
        if (1) {
            throw new AmeliaBooking\Application\Common\Exceptions\AccessDeniedException('You are not allowed to update appointment');
        }
    }

    return $appointment;
}

add_filter('amelia_before_appointment_updated_filter', 'example', 10, 3);

Please note that we haven't tested this yet, there are just the pointers.