After creating your program(s), you can set up activities in the Activities>Edit subtab.  

Most (but not all) of the information from these fields shows on the activity's display in the store. Clients may click 'More information' to view additional details.

Clients select activities in the store by drilling down 4 levels - the Program, followed by the Category, Subcategory and the Name of the activity. To ensure you've labeled the levels clearly, try reading it like a sentence (these are just suggestions):

Please note that there is a 100 character limit for the name of your activity.

The billing label appears on the client's invoice. If this field is left blank, the program, category and subcategory names show on the invoice. Otherwise, you can replace it with a simpler billing label.
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Ledger codes group items together in your financial reports. A ledger code must be assigned to every item in your store. Clients can't see ledger codes. 

Tags are keywords that clients can use to search for items in your store. 

The description is visible on the activity display.  

These are visible when clients view 'More information' about the activity. It doesn't prevent clients from registering (refer to the Restrictions section for that).

Notes are visible when clients view 'More information' and lets you add more activity information (ex: what to bring). You can display the note on the client's invoice. 

If the activity (or program) is Hidden, send this link to clients so they can register. 

Registration periods allow you to specify who is able to register to the activity and when. It's particularly useful for preregistrations. Click here to learn more.

Select an adult and/or child form. If a client registers to more than one activity with the same form, they'll only have to fill out the question once. Click here to learn more.

Define the activity's schedule, which is visible in the store.

+ Add your activity's schedule(s). If the activity has multiple recurrence patterns (i.e., say it occurs every Tuesday, and also every two weeks on Saturday), you may want to create more than one schedule. Click here to learn more about scheduling activities.

The number of times the activity occurs, based on its schedule. You can modify specific occurrences (as opposed to modifying an entire schedule).

You can opt to email clients a calendar invitation once they've registered. There's a second calendar option that emails a calendar invitation to staff assigned to the activity. Staff receive the invitation after the first client registers to the activity.  

The invitation takes into account the activity's Start date. This means if the activity starts on Monday October 4th but occurs every Friday starting on October 8th, the calendar invitation captures the October 4th start date.

Holidays and closed days created in the Account>Calendar subtab are incorporated in your schedule. Choose if the activity takes place on those days. This section also allows you to add schedule and/or staff details in the store, or the client's invoice. 

A session activity can occur on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis, over a set period of time. When clients register, they're enrolling to every occurrence within the session.

Check this box to activate selling this activity as a session.

How much does your activity cost in $ for the whole session?  

If a client registers to an activity after its start date, the cost is prorated based on how many activity occurrences remain in the session. You can set a minimum price clients need to pay and choose if eligible discounts can be applied on a prorated price.  

Indicate if a maximum number of activity session spots are available. If you also offer drop-in spots (in the Drop-ins section), they're added to the total number of spots available. Say you have 10 session spots and 15 daily drop-in spots, you may find yourself with up to 25 participants attending class on a given day! If session spots are filled, no one else can register for the session. If drop-in spots are filled for the day, no one else can drop-in.

Click here to learn more about how spots are displayed in the store.

A drop-in activity can occur on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis, over a set period of time. When clients register, they're enrolling in a single activity occurrence.

Check this box to activate selling this activity as a drop-in to allow clients to register to the activity on a specific calendar day. You can offer an activity as a session and a drop-in.

Set the cost for a drop-in class. If you offer Multipasses, you can restrict enrollment to clients with an eligible Multipass.

If specified, this number is added to the total number of available spots.

Decide how long before the beginning of each drop-in can a client register. Clients are usually unable to cancel a class themselves, but you can allow clients to cancel a drop-in from their user account (if they used a Multipass to register).

Add a checkmark to give participants the ability to cancel their registration to a drop-in occurrence from their personal account, up until the cancellation deadline.

You must configure taxes tax rules on an activity.

Check this box if the activity is eligible for this type of government credit.

Choose if taxes are Not included, Included or Waived on the price of the activity and specify which taxes are applicable.
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List the possible methods of payment for the purchase of the activity. If it's eligible for installments, check the option and select the Installments configuration you created in the Accounting and finance>Installments subtab.  

Add an image to your activity that appears in the store. The image size requirements are as follows:

If you add an age restriction, your forms must have the Date of birth option to Visible Required. Admins can update birthdays in the client's account in the Clients tab. 

To enroll, clients can't be younger or older than the min/max age on the day of the activity or on a following date of your choosing.

🧪We're improving age restrictions! By choosing on the day of the activity, it'll refer to the upcoming activity occurrence to evaluate age restrictions. For example, a 4 year old won't be able to register if the minimum age is 5, however, when they turn 5 in a couple of weeks they can come back and register to the activity. Contact us at support@amilia.com to try it out!

Clients don't need to say their gender unless an organization requires it. If you have activities with gender restrictions, your forms should have the Gender option to Visible Required.

You may choose more than one option. For example, your activity may restrict enrollment to 'Females' and people who 'Prefer not to say'. 

If there's a maximum number of spots available for the activity, you can allow clients to add themselves to the wait list for sold-out, session-based activities and notify them when a spot opens. Click here to learn more.

Create Skills and link them to the activity to limit registration to clients with the required skill. 

Create Memberships and link them to the activity to limit registration to clients with the required membership(s). If clients don't have the membership, they'll be prompted to add it to their cart which then allows them to register to the activity. 

If you created Subscriptions and are selling the activity as a Session, you can link one or more subscription plans to the activity. Clients pay the subscription price per month as opposed to the full price of the activity.  

If you activated the Community Segments feature, you can limit registration to clients who live at specific addresses within a segment.  

Create Merchandise and make them mandatory for purchase upon registering to the activity. You can also suggest items that clients can add to their shopping cart. 

Click on an activity and hold the button while you drag it to another spot. To scroll up or down the screen, bring your cursor (while holding the activity) onto the up arrows to the right of the screen. Activities appear in the same order in your store.

You can duplicate an existing activity so you don't have to redo all the work.

The duplicated activity appears with an asterisk under the initial activity. Click the duplicated activity to apply configuration changes and Save.

In the Clients tab, click on the account and go to the Account members page. Click on the name of an account member to pull up their profile. In the Forms field, click the drop-down to view the list of forms the participant has completed.

Absolutely. If you're exporting lists from the Clients tab, click Operations>Export.

If you're exporting Attendance lists from the Activities>Attendance list subtab, click Operations>Attendance list generation.

Yes! Now that forms are assigned on an activity level, you can replace an activity or membership with another of its like as long as they share the same registration form.

Activities imported from another program will still have the same form attached. Feel free to change it!

From the Activity tab, admins can select multiple activities using the checkboxes on the page and then use Operations to pull a report or do an action pertaining to all the activities they have selected. The report called "Information on the Activities of the Program" under the tab Reports>Standard is where info can be pulled for all activities within a program.

You are able to mass email participant from multiple activities by enabling the Email Blasts app.

Yes you can! You can link an activity add-on to another activity so that when it's added to the cart, clients will be suggested or required to put the add-on activity into their cart. You can read all about it right here.

*Last updated April 2024
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Scheduling Activities and Managing Conflicts 

Create a Drop-in Activity

Activity Add-ons - Suggest or Require Activities at Checkout
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