Solution for organisers
Know who came, not just who RSVP’d.
Mark attendance during or after the social, then keep the record close enough to help with the next session.
| Name | Added | Attendance | Paid |
|---|---|---|---|
| Andrew | 15 Mar | Present | Paid |
| Felix | 15 Mar | Present | — |
| Billy | 15 Mar | Not yet | Paid |
| Terence | 15 Mar | Present | Paid |
| Jimmy nc | 16 Mar | Not yet | — |
A small check-in creates a record you can use later.
A record that grows with the club
Attendance turns a good social into something you can understand.
You do not need a reporting system to notice what is happening. You do need a reliable record.
- 01
See who planned to come
Start with the live RSVP list and the session capacity.
- 02
Mark who arrived
Check attendance without rebuilding the list after the fact.
- 03
Notice patterns over time
Use the history to understand regular participation and plan the next social.
The useful detail
Attendance belongs beside the social.
Keep the people, the session and the outcome together instead of spreading the record across memory and spreadsheets.
Listed
5
players
Present
3
checked in
History
Ready
for next time
Keep going when useful
Attendance is part of the wider social.
Connect the record to the workflows around it.
Keep the record of a good social.
Start with a free account and see how attendance fits into your workflow.
Run a social