Settings - Tying Rates to Customer Classes.

Settings - Tying Rates to Customer Classes.

Article Contents:

This portion summarizes how to tie rates to customers.

Step-By-Step:

Step 1:  Navigate to the settings panel by clicking on the Gear Wheel icon on the top right-hand corner of the screen.

Step 2: Click on Class Management in the left-hand menu.  



Step 3: Click on the ADD button to add a Customer class and Membership class. Toggle the Is Member button to yes for the Membership class.  You can title a new class and can add a Due Amount ($) and Due Type from here. 



Step 4: Click on EDIT for any modification of a Customer Class and Membership Class. Click on the Save button for any modification.






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