Titles can be limited to certain matches, an exact number of participants, and specific shows. Leave those blank and the title can still be booked the way it is today. A battle royal stays off title matches unless the title lists that match. A Royal Rumble belt, for example, can require a 30-person battle royal on the Royal Rumble show. When a title is limited to a show, auto-book puts that match on the show and defends the title there, including the champion when the title is not vacant. Any limits you set are shown on the titles list, the title page, and a company's Titles tab.
Each feud has a Plan screen for the next 90 days of televised shows. Book an angle or a match onto a show the same way you book a card, with the feud's wrestlers already in place. Saving puts that segment on the show immediately. Edit opens it again, and Remove takes it off a show that has not run yet.
Auto Plan books the feud across those shows for you. A program that belongs on television builds there and usually blows off with a match on the next premium show those wrestlers fit, with an angle on the show before it. A hot feud sometimes runs through that show and blows off at the next premium instead. A new program does that less often. A preliminary program stays on developmental shows. Shows in the same week are skipped, except the go-home angle and the premium match. Two feuds will not claim the same wrestler on the same date. A segment you booked yourself is left alone. If a show cannot take the feud, that row says so and you can book it yourself. Clear removes the plan and takes those segments off shows that have not run.
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With auto-book on, a televised show that already has a card but is still short gets the rest of the card filled. Booking one feud segment ahead of time no longer leaves the rest of that show empty.