This is the kind of failure that only shows up when you test the address a customer would actually type. Bolt did build the admin table — it lists every booking with name, email, date, service and reference — but it lives behind a hash route.
A visitor who bookmarks /admin, or who follows a link from a support email, lands on the homepage and sees nothing wrong. No 404, no redirect, just the wrong page.
Everything else passed: the booking was stored server-side and survived a new browser session, and the form and confirmation worked.
Where this comes from
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