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Clayside  ·  The guide  ·  Setting up the diary

How do I set up court booking?

Five sections along the top of Set up, one at a time.

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What the club sets up

Whoever runs the club presses Set up on the Courts screen. It is five sections along the top, one at a time. Back to the sheet is in the corner, and your phone's own back button lands on the day you came from.

Courts

Name each court and say what it is made of, what is played on it and whether it is floodlit or indoor. Each has its own Save, and you can rename one whenever you like.

That is how they read on the sheet and on the confirm. Nothing shows until you fill it in, Outdoor never does, and the game shows only where it is not your club's own.

Opening hours

One line a day, when you open and when you close. Leave a day blank and the club is shut that day.

Underneath, how long a court is booked for, once for the whole week.

Peak times

Monday to Friday and the weekend, each with an and also row, so a club busy before work and again after it can say both. Leave a row blank if you do not need it.

Peak marks the sheet, caps how many peak bookings one member may hold at once, and keeps an off-peak membership to off-peak hours.

Booking limits

How many days ahead the sheet goes, and how many bookings one member may hold at a time. Today's bookings never count, so a quiet Tuesday is a free-for-all.

It also says who books, what for, and who outside the club sees the sheet.

Take a court out

Club night, coaching or a team match. See Blocking courts out.

iA change to your hours or peak times starts tomorrow, so nobody on court this afternoon is affected. The very first hours you save go on the sheet straight away.

Who sees the sheet, and who books

In Booking limitsMembersAnyone with the club's web address
As it startsSee it and bookSee it, with no names on it
Untick the box for the web addressSee it and bookNothing
Untick Members can book courts themselvesSee it. Only the people who run the club bookNothing

Signing in puts the names back. Where members book, you can also untick what they may not book a court for. They then say what each booking is for, and pick the match where it is a league, ladder or tournament one.

If you run the club

You cannot book a court yourselfYou are not on the club list, so there is no name to put against a court. You can see the whole sheet and set it up.

Press Put me on the list and type your name once. From then on you book like everybody else.

A booking is a name against a court, and a sign-in called Secretary or League owner is a job rather than a name. If the list already has you, the button will not take that name, because it is somebody else's record. Whoever runs the club points your sign-in at it from the Roles screen.

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