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blackout days individual items - water ride in the winter?
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Is there a way to set blackout dates for individual items? Example - Slip n Slides - I want to blackout dates from Sept - April. We (NH) may have a warm day in late Sept or early Oct ( I know this has already past....), but I don't want this to go out as I can't predict if I will be able to get these dried out enough to put them away for the winter, so they won't mildew. I don't want to set them as Inactive, because that will force me to have to remember to reactivate them in the spring. But I don't want to reactivate too late to miss rentals of people looking to book 1-2 months in advance or do it too early when people may try to book in April.
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Yes, in Settings->Maintenance.
Yes, in Settings->Maintenance.
Just read the topic on Maintenance. If I enter a check-in date, do I still have to click the Red X to make it available? If so, will I get notified of the check-in date when that date comes?
Just read the topic on Maintenance. If I enter a check-in date, do I still have to click the Red X to make it available? If so, will I get notified of the check-in date when that date comes?
So if we have a unit that can be used as wet or dry and they are set up in IO as parent/child putting it in maintenance would essentially take the dry unit out of availability too wouldnt it? This is how I have mine set up and I would love the ability to take the wet units out of availabilty for the cooler months.
So if we have a unit that can be used as wet or dry and they are set up in IO as parent/child putting it in maintenance would essentially take the dry unit out of availability too wouldnt it? This is how I have mine set up and I would love the ability to take the wet units out of availabilty for the cooler months.
Gretchen, you could make the wet units "inactive" for the winter.
Gretchen, you could make the wet units "inactive" for the winter.
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