Choose how to book
Creating a booking is not proof of collecting payment. For staff bookings, review Redeem credits where available and check the credit or payment record afterward. Do not assume a card was charged because the booking appears on the calendar.
Create a manual booking
1
Select the client
In Client, use Search users. The dropdown groups results into Tags and People. Choose the athlete who will attend. For a family, select the child rather than the parent when the child is the participant.Choosing a tag adds a chip and selects matching people. Review the selected participants before continuing, especially when booking several athletes.

2
Choose the scheduler and credit handling
Select the service the athlete is booking. When Redeem credits is available, check it to use eligible credits, or leave it unchecked for an intentional booking without credit redemption, such as a comp session.Check this setting each time; do not rely on an assumed default. If redemption fails, inspect the athlete’s eligible balance and the product’s usage limits. See Credits and schedulers.
3
Choose a date and time
Select an available date, start time, and session length. Confirm the coach, location, and resources needed for the booking.Allow custom date selection lets staff enter a time outside the normal availability choices. Use it for a deliberate exception and review the calendar first. It is not a guarantee that every conflict, capacity, or booking limit has been bypassed.

4
Review and create
Confirm the participants, scheduler, date, time, duration, and credit choice. For a repeating appointment, follow Recurring bookings before creating it.Read any conflict warning. Go back creates nothing; Book anyway is an intentional override of the conflict described in the warning.
5
Verify the result
Open the new session on the calendar and check the participant list. For multiple athletes, review each result and the processed count; a partial success does not mean everyone was booked.If you redeemed credits, check the athlete’s credit history. If payment is still due, handle it through your normal payment workflow.

