Events
- I have two events and some of the teachers are the same on both events.
- Is there a way to allow my parents to see a certain event on our account?
I have two events and some of the teachers are the same on both events.
How the "Cross-Event Sync" Works
When a teacher is assigned to multiple events, the system treats their time as a single shared resource:
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Automatic Blocking: If a parent books a 10:00 AM slot for Teacher Smith in "Event A," the 10:00 AM slot for Teacher Smith in "Event B" is instantly blocked out.
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Manual Blocking: If you use the Block feature (the "B" button or manual block) to close a time slot in one event, it will also show as blocked in all other events for that teacher.
How to Close Time on Only One Event
If you need a teacher to be available for "Event A" at a certain time, but unavailable for "Event B" at that same time, you cannot use the "Block" feature. Instead, you must Delete the specific slot:
Is there a way to allow my parents to see a certain event on our account?
Yes, the Category Sort option is the most effective way to filter what your parents see. This is especially useful if you have multiple events running but only want to share a specific group (or even a single event) with a specific set of parents.
Using Categories to Filter the Parent View
By assigning events to a category, you can generate a specific link that only shows the events within that group.
1. Create and Assign a Category
2. Use the Category Scheduling Link
Once your events are categorized, you can find the unique link under Settings / UI Setup:
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The "Category Link": Provide this URL to your parents. When they click it, they will only see the events assigned to that specific category. Any other active events on your account will be hidden from this view.
Additional Display Controls
If you want to further restrict how events appear on your main landing page, you can adjust the Category Sort Option in your Global Settings:
Why use this?
This prevents "choice overload." For example, if you are running "High School Conferences" and "Middle School Conferences" simultaneously, using categories ensures that parents clicking the High School link aren't confused by the Middle School schedule.