
Put club training, match-day blocks and school carnivals on one oval diary, including the wicket square and closures that cannot be guessed.
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Open only the oval blocks left around club training and wicket work. A confirmed booking removes that ground before another side can take it.
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Keep oval training, match-day blocks, wicket preparation and mowing together, with every ground handover visible to whoever has the keys.
Learn moreThe tenancy is agreed once for a whole season and everything casual is sold around it. The month view is where that is actually visible.
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Customers choose an open oval online on the same weekday each week; that resource then comes off the public page straight away.
Repeat the required oval with setup and turnaround, then finish the series on the date the season or term actually ends.
Protect the oval, staff and group window without splitting the day while every unaffected part of the venue keeps booking.
Put the instructor and suitable oval together while the square is unavailable so the session cannot collide with ordinary hire.
Keep the booking and agreed extras together around club bookings, giving whoever is on duty one useful record.
Set aside the complete block before the regular season without making every other oval look unavailable online.
Move the affected booking with customer details attached, keeping the organiser, payment position and history attached.
Close only the part needed for work while playable areas remain open, rather than taking the entire venue out of circulation.
See casual sessions, regular groups and coaching together, with the booked oval obvious to whoever has the keys that day.
Customers choose an open oval online on the same weekday each week; that resource then comes off the public page straight away.
Repeat the required oval with setup and turnaround, then finish the series on the date the season or term actually ends.
Protect the oval, staff and group window without splitting the day while every unaffected part of the venue keeps booking.
Cover the jobs that actually fill ovals: weekly club training, Saturday match-day blocks, school athletics carnivals and the odd closure.
Lights, the change rooms and the canteen are the difference between a hire and a day that actually works, so they are lines on the quote.
The club’s whole year priced once, approved online, and turned into the bookings that hold the ground for six months.
Stage a tenancy or a carnival on the booking: a payment now with a due date and the balance later. That is Pro.
Keep the ground hire fee beside the oval, including cash from the clubhouse counter and full online card checkout on Pro.
Pro takes the full ground hire fee by card when the booking is made. Cash or bank transfer from the clubhouse counter can be marked on Free.
On Free, mark cash or bank transfer from the clubhouse counter so the next shift can see whether the ground hire fee has landed.
Send an itemised quote for the longer wicket block and its agreed extras, then keep later payments with the accepted details.
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Treat each oval as its own bookable resource. Once confirmed, that oval or ground block disappears before it can be sold twice.
Confirmation and reminder emails carry the oval, arrival time and pitch details customers need before they set off for the venue.
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Yes. Customers see genuinely open ovals, choose a session and book it themselves. That exact oval then comes off the public page.
Yes. Repeat the booking weekly or monthly on Free, then finish on the season date, after set sessions or not at all.
Yes. Pro takes the full ground hire fee by card when the booking is made. Cash or bank transfer from the clubhouse counter can be marked on Free.
Yes. Move it to the replacement oval or time and the customer, payment position and booking history remain attached.
Yes. Close only the affected oval and time, leaving every usable part of the venue open for ordinary bookings.
Yes. Itemise the block and agreed extras in a quote, send it to the organiser and keep the accepted version with the customer.