With the edit and delete toggles on, an agent can list, read, create, update, and delete bookings, customers, services, agents, locations, and orders, manage the booking calendar and off periods, read dashboard analytics, and read the activity log.
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LatePoint must be active with WordPress 6.9 or newer, with its abilities setting turned on. Every ability checks one of LatePoint's own role capabilities (for example booking__view, customer__edit, agent__delete) rather than a core WordPress capability, resolved through the plugin's own role system.
Grouped by what each one can change. Every one starts off until you enable it.
Returns a single activity log entry by ID.
Returns a paginated list of activity log entries with optional filters.
Returns bookings assigned to a specific agent.
Returns total revenue generated by an agent for a date range.
Returns the services offered by a specific agent.
Returns a single agent by ID with full profile.
Returns all agents (staff), optionally filtered by status.
Returns daily booking counts or revenue for charting over a date range.
Returns aggregate booking statistics for a date range (defaults to current month).
Returns the total number of bookings currently in pending status.
Returns the most-booked services with booking counts and revenue for a period.
Returns aggregate booking statistics (count, revenue, or duration) for a date range.
Returns the list of valid booking status values and their labels.
Returns a single booking by ID with all related data.
Returns all bookings on a specific calendar date.
Returns daily booking counts for a date range (histogram data).
Returns upcoming bookings from today, with optional filters.
Returns a paginated, filtered list of bookings.
Checks whether a specific time slot can be booked, using the same availability rules as the booking form.
Returns available booking time slots for a service/agent/location on a given date.
Returns work periods for an agent or all agents.
Returns off/blocked periods for agents, optionally filtered by date range.
Returns bookings for a specific customer, with optional future/past/status filter.
Looks up a customer by their email address.
Returns all orders for a specific customer.
Returns a single customer by ID with full profile.
Returns the total number of customers in the system.
Returns a paginated list of customers with optional search/filter.
Searches customers by name, email, or phone, optimised for autocomplete.
Returns all agents assigned to a location.
Returns all services available at a location.
Returns a single location by ID.
Returns all location categories.
Returns all locations, optionally filtered by status.
Returns a single invoice by ID.
Returns the price breakdown (subtotal, tax, total) for an order.
Returns a single order by ID.
Returns a single transaction by ID.
Returns a paginated list of invoices with optional filters.
Returns a paginated, filtered list of orders.
Returns a paginated list of payment transactions.
Returns agents (staff) assigned to a service.
Returns bookings for a specific service.
Returns a single service by ID with full detail.
Returns all services, optionally filtered by status.
Returns all service categories.
Creates a new agent (staff member) who can be assigned to services and receive bookings.
Disables an agent so they no longer appear on the booking form.
Activates an agent so they appear on the booking form and can receive new bookings.
Updates one or more fields on an existing agent profile.
Approves a pending booking by setting its status to approved.
Cancels a booking by setting its status to cancelled.
Changes a booking to any valid status value.
Creates a new booking for a customer with a specific service, agent, date and time.
Moves an existing booking to a new date and/or time.
Updates one or more fields on an existing booking.
Creates a new off/blocked period during which an agent or the entire business will not accept bookings.
Links a LatePoint customer record to an existing WordPress user account by their user ID.
Creates a new customer record.
Updates one or more fields on an existing customer profile.
Creates a new business location where services can be offered and agents can be assigned.
Disables a location so it no longer appears on the booking form.
Activates a location so it appears on the booking form and can be selected by customers.
Updates one or more fields on an existing location.
Changes the payment status of an invoice (e.g.
Changes the status of an order (e.g.
Creates a new invoice for an existing order.
Creates a new order record.
Updates one or more fields on an existing order.
Creates a new bookable service that customers can select when making appointments.
Disables a service so it no longer appears on the booking form.
Creates a full copy of an existing service including all its settings and agent assignments.
Activates a service so it appears on the booking form and can be booked by customers.
Updates one or more fields on an existing service.
Permanently deletes an agent and all their associated bookings.
Permanently deletes a booking record from the database.
Permanently deletes an off/blocked period, making those times available for bookings again.
Permanently deletes a customer and all their associated bookings and orders.
Permanently deletes a location and removes all agent and service assignments.
Permanently deletes an order and its associated invoices.
Marks a payment transaction as refunded.
Permanently deletes a service and all its associated bookings.
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Four steps from two active plugins to a governed connection.
Both plugins need to be active on the same WordPress site. LatePoint registers its own abilities; this plugin discovers and governs them.
In Agent Abilities for MCP, open the Bridge tab (labeled "Other plugins" in the admin). Abilities from every registered plugin appear there, grouped by the plugin that registered them.
Every ability from LatePoint starts off. Turn on only the ones you want an agent to reach, or enable the whole set in one click.
Approve the connection as a WordPress account scoped to what you actually want the agent to do. Each call still re-checks that account’s capability before it runs.
Read more in how bridging works or the full documentation.
Yes. It registers eighty-two abilities through wp_register_ability once the plugin's own abilities setting is turned on, covering bookings, customers, services, agents, locations, orders, calendar, analytics, and activity logs.
The plugin's own latepoint_abilities_api setting must be turned on before any ability registers.. Non-read-only abilities additionally require the latepoint_abilities_api_edit setting, and destructive (delete) abilities additionally require the latepoint_abilities_api_delete setting, both checked again at permission time even if an ability slipped through registered..
LatePoint must be active with WordPress 6.9 or newer, with its abilities setting turned on. Every ability checks one of LatePoint's own role capabilities (for example booking__view, customer__edit, agent__delete) rather than a core WordPress capability, resolved through the plugin's own role system.
An agent can list services, employees, customers, events, and appointments, check open time slots for a service, add a new service or customer, create an appointment or event, book a customer into an event, and cancel an existing booking.
An agent can browse events, tickets, locations and bookings and read a specific booking's requirements, and can create or update events, tickets, locations, bookings, categories and tags, upload images for them, and change or delete bookings and other records when the connected user has the matching Events Manager capability.
Once enabled, an agent can read bookings, availability and event-type configuration, create, reschedule or cancel a booking on an attendee's behalf, pull scheduling reports, and run three guided prompts (daily briefing, event troubleshooting, weekly report); the scheduling toolset additionally lets it create and edit event types and availability schedules.
Verified from LatePoint's own free wordpress.org code on 28 September 2026, not from its marketing claims. Not every ability listed here has been run end to end against a live site. Plugin authors change their code, so a name, a capability, or a condition can be different in a later release. This site is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, LatePoint or LatePoint. Back to the full directory.
Every ability starts off, is scoped to the user you connect, and is written to the same audit log as core. Turn on only what you need.
Off by default. Capability checked on every call.