In this guide
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Collapsible sections keep long setup and operational pages manageable without removing information.
Select the arrow or section heading to reveal or hide the content. The control changes only the display; it does not save, delete or reset the fields inside.
You may see collapsible panels on Website Settings, dealership details, the Roadmap and other long administration pages. Some pages also provide Expand all and Collapse all controls.
A collapsed section can still contain required or unsaved fields. Review validation messages after submitting and reopen the relevant section if the page reports missing information.
On a phone, close sections you are not using to reduce scrolling. Keep the section containing an upload or unsaved text open until the action has completed.
The section heading should clearly describe what is inside. Avoid using collapse controls simply to hide important warnings or instructions.
Open and close a section
Select the arrow or section heading to reveal or hide the content. The control changes only the display; it does not save, delete or reset the fields inside.
Where they are used
You may see collapsible panels on Website Settings, dealership details, the Roadmap and other long administration pages. Some pages also provide Expand all and Collapse all controls.
Complete forms carefully
A collapsed section can still contain required or unsaved fields. Review validation messages after submitting and reopen the relevant section if the page reports missing information.
Mobile use
On a phone, close sections you are not using to reduce scrolling. Keep the section containing an upload or unsaved text open until the action has completed.
Accessibility
The section heading should clearly describe what is inside. Avoid using collapse controls simply to hide important warnings or instructions.
Product screenshots
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See ValetFlow in action
Screenshots from the ValetFlow demo/manual showing how the system looks in day-to-day use.