
Sell ground time around football training and cricket-square work, without maintaining the traditional second diary in the pavilion.
Online booking
Offer the ground lets left around football and cricket-square work. Confirmation removes the pitch before the pavilion promises it again.
Learn moreOne live timetable
Put football lets, cricket-square protection, school use and line marking on one ground diary rather than two confident versions.
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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Offer the ground time left through the booked season; a completed booking removes that precise session before reception can promise it again.
Repeat the familiar ground block including changing time and give the recurring run a sensible finish date.
Protect the group’s full session during wicket preparation while unrelated hire remains available, as it should.
Book the instructor and suitable ground together around club lets, leaving less room for two different answers at reception.
Keep the booking and agreed extras together on quieter weekday slots so the duty manager is not reconstructing the visit later.
Hold the longer session with an approved quote without closing useful time before or after it.
Move the affected booking without losing the organiser, retaining its organiser, payment status and history.
Take the required area offline while the other pitch stays available, while every usable neighbouring resource stays available.
Keep public hire, regular blocks and coaching on one ground timetable the duty manager can read without additional archaeology.
Offer the ground time left through the booked season; a completed booking removes that precise session before reception can promise it again.
Repeat the familiar ground block including changing time and give the recurring run a sensible finish date.
Protect the group’s full session during wicket preparation while unrelated hire remains available, as it should.
Run football training lets, weekend fixture blocks, cricket-square protection and closures without maintaining the customary second diary.
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 with the ground booking, from money entered at the pavilion bar to complete card checkout on Pro.
Pro takes the complete ground hire fee during online booking. Cash or bank transfer at the pavilion bar can be entered on Free.
Enter cash or bank transfer on Free so reception does not need another conversation about whether the ground hire fee was received.
Issue an itemised quote for longer wicket hire and agreed extras, then retain the accepted detail with subsequent payments.
One app for every booking
Keep each ground as separate inventory. Once booked, that oval or ground block no longer appears to reception or customers.
Email confirmations and reminders include the ground, time and pitch details, which is more useful than another vague diary note.
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Yes. Publish the grounds available for external hire and the chosen session disappears when the customer completes the booking.
Yes. Free includes weekly or monthly standing bookings, finishing on a chosen date, after a set count or indefinitely.
Yes. Pro takes the complete ground hire fee during online booking. Cash or bank transfer at the pavilion bar can be entered on Free.
Yes. Add the recurring booking first, then publish only the ground sessions genuinely left for public hire.
Yes. Take the affected ground out of public availability without making every neighbouring resource appear closed as well.
Yes. Prepare an itemised quote for the hire and agreed extras, send it to the organiser and keep the approved version on file.