Setting up rooms within the Check-in area provides a great way to separate and identify which children go where on a service day. Rooms can be assigned to demographics, locations, or service types, and the system then remembers these selections when checking children in to a service.
Example
For example, if you have a room specifically for your pre-school aged children, you could assign the ‘pre-school’ sub-demographic within the children’s demographic to the room, and the system would then remember that the child was to be checked into that particular room at a given service.
Reporting
This information can also be reported on and referenced at a later date to help monitor individual attendance and check-ins to each room within the built-in check-in reports.
Grouping Rooms
We recommend grouping check-in rooms with demographics. For example, if pre-school children are in one room and junior primary school children are with the senior primary school children in another, just group them into two check-in rooms: pre-school and primary.
If the same demographics, but different children, were to use the rooms at a different time, make two more check-in rooms.