This process will show you how to create an activity and session using the Drop-In Activity Type. This allows participants to register in advance for a drop-in session.
Instructions
- Create an Activity with the Drop-In type
- Activity Name: Name the activity appropriately for a drop-in
- Activity Type: Select Drop-In from the list
- Note: Fill out the rest of the fields as usual.
- Click Create Session
- Appropriately Name the session for the drop-in
- Make sure the Activity you just created is selected
- Add the Session Fee
- Navigate to the Pricing tab and assign a GL Code
- Note: Enter either a percentage or a flat dollar amount.
- Navigate to the Schedule tab and configure the Schedules fields
- Facility: Select a facility from the list
- Start/End Dates and Times: Indicate when the session will begin/end
- Repeat: Indicate the interval of time for which the session will repeat
- Day Select: Select the day(s) that the session will occur on
- Relative Date: Select the Relative Date option to indicate that the session will repeat based on the week and weekday of the Start Date
- Reserve Facility: Check to reserve the facility with the session schedule
- Conflict Override: Click to override scheduling conflicts
- Add Schedule: Add additional schedules as needed
- Click Save New Session
- Navigate to the Catalog
- Participants will be able to select a current or future Drop-In Date when registering for the session
- Registered participants will show up on the Drop-Ins tab of the session roster with their selected Drop-In Date listed
- On the date of the selected drop-in session, the participants who registered for that date will show up on the Activity Check-In screen
Comments
Let us know what was helpful or not helpful about the article.2 comments
Hi Nora,
Thank you for the feedback! We will work on adding that information to the Help Center.
This article was good in that it shows the steps to create a drop-in event. I could see the article being enhanced with a lead-in stating what is a drop-in and an example of when you would use this type of setup.
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