Active and inactive clients
This guide explains the difference between clients and bookings in Zooza, how the system determines whether a client is active or inactive, and how the activ...
This guide explains the difference between clients and bookings in Zooza, how the system determines whether a client is active or inactive, and how the activ...
A class has two capacity numbers, and three different parts of Zooza read them differently. That is the whole model:
Classes divide a programme into time periods — for example, by term, level, or location. When you repeat a programme, you do not need to create a new program...
Locations are the physical venues where your classes take place. Every class requires a location, and the location name appears on your booking forms so clie...
A parent wants the place, but cannot come to the first few sessions — a holiday, a term that starts before they are back, an illness. Without this setting th...
A child wants to come to an extra class this week — not to make up a missed one, just an additional session. Until now the only way to allow that was a make-...
You may run more than one class in the same room at the same time. The usual case is splitting returning students from newcomers: one class for existing stud...
Zooza has two completely separate waiting-list systems. They work differently and are configured separately: