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Every client can have a physical address on their profile. Your team adds it in the client details form, or a client can add their own from their online-booking account — and Bella keeps it with the rest of the client’s details, so it imports, exports, and shows on their tax-invoice receipt. The address is powered by Google address search: start typing and pick the match, and Bella fills in the street, suburb, state, postcode and country for you. For the rare address Google doesn’t have, there’s a manual fallback so you can type it in by hand.
The fields adapt to your business’s country. An Australian business sees Suburb, State and Postcode; a UK business sees Town/City, County and an alphanumeric Postcode; a US business sees City, State and ZIP code. You never have to force an address into the wrong shape.

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Adding an address to a client

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Open the client

Go to Clients and either Add client or click an existing client to edit them. You’ll find the Address field in the client details form.
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Search for the address

Start typing the client’s address and pick the matching suggestion. Bella fills in the street, suburb, state, postcode and country, and shows a tidy summary of what it captured.
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Can't find it? Enter it manually

Choose Enter it manually to type the address into the individual fields instead — useful for a new estate or an address Google doesn’t list yet.
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Save

Save the client as usual. To remove an address later, clear the fields and save.
An address is always optional — leave it blank for any client who doesn’t need one.

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Letting clients add their own address

Clients can add and update their own address from My Profile in your online-booking site, alongside their name and date of birth. They get the same address search your team uses, and whatever they enter flows straight onto their client record — no re-keying for you.
A client’s address is their own. Bella never copies your business address onto a client, and family members each keep their own address.

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Importing and exporting addresses

When you import clients from a CSV, you can map address columns — street, suburb/city, state, postcode and country — so the addresses you’re migrating in come across with everything else. If an imported client matches one you already have, a blank address is filled from the import, and an existing address is kept. Addresses are included in the CSV export of your Clients list, so you always have your data to hand.

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Where the address appears

  • On the client’s profile and edit form in your dashboard.
  • On the client’s tax-invoice receipt, where it identifies the recipient — useful where a tax invoice requires the buyer’s details (for example, in Australia the ATO requires them on tax invoices of A$1,000 or more).
  • In your Clients CSV export.
A client’s address is treated as ordinary contact information — visible to any team member who can view clients, and never shown on your public booking page or in JSON-LD.