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Canceling Programs and Sessions
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Written by Alexander Richards
Updated over a week ago

FunJoin makes it simple to manage your Customers' Scheduled Sessions and Programs (Reservations). If you need to Cancel Reservations, FunJoin makes the process fast and intuitive. You can cancel Scheduled Sessions and Programs from the Participant Profile Page or the Schedule Page.

Returned Credits

In most cases, canceling a Session or Program Reservation will return a Credit to the Customer's Account.

Canceling an individual Session will return a Session Credit to the Customer's Account.

Canceling an entire Program will return a Program Credit to the Customer's Account.

Canceling a Session out of a Program will not return a Session Credit or a Program Credit to the Customer's Account.

The Returned Credits can be used to Schedule another Session or Program or can be Refunded and Deleted.

Remember:

Canceling a Session or Program does not grant the Customer a Refund. Refunds are granted independently of Cancellations.

Business Owner Tip:

Credits Help you “Save the Sale”

If a Customer wants to cancel, you’ll have the option to remove their Session or Program Reservation and return their Session or Program Credit. That way, their returned Credit can be redeemed to Schedule a new available Session or Program in the future. Instead of losing a sale, you’ll be gaining a happy customer!

Instead of immediately refunding the amount the Customer Paid, you can offer the opportunity to Schedule a different Session or Program.

Cancellation Emails

When a Session or Program is Canceled in the Admin Panel, the Customer will receive a Cancelation Email to their Email on File.

You can edit and adjust the Cancellation Email in the Email Tab.

Canceling Sessions and Programs Training Video

Canceling from the Participant Profile Page

Cancel a Session

  1. Click Customers in Top Menu Bar

  2. Find Customer in Customer Managment Table

  3. Click Customer Name to open Customer Profile

  4. Find Participant on Customer Profile

  5. Click Participant Tile to open Participant Profile

  6. Find Session in Upcoming Schedule Tab

  7. Click More Options Button

  8. Click "Cancel Session" Button

Cancel an Entire Program

  1. Click Customers in Top Menu Bar

  2. Find Customer in Customer Management Table

  3. Click Customer Name to open Customer Profile

  4. Find Participant on Customer Profile

  5. Click Participant Tile to open Participant Profile

  6. Find Program in Upcoming Schedule Tab

  7. Click More Options Button

  8. Click "Cancel Program" Button

Cancel a Session from a Program

  1. Click Customers in Top Menu Bar

  2. Find Customer in Customer Management Table

  3. Click Customer Name to open Customer Profile

  4. Find Participant on Customer Profile

  5. Click Participant Tile to open Participant Profile

  6. Find Program in Upcoming Schedule Tab

  7. Click the Expand Button

  8. Find Session

  9. Click Delete Button (Garbage Can)

Canceling from the Schedule Page

Cancel a Session

  1. Click Schedules in Top Menu Bar

  2. Find Schedule Set

  3. Click to open Schedule Set Page

  4. Find Schedule

  5. Click "View Day" or "Open Schedule" Button to open Schedule Page

  6. Find Participant in Schedule

  7. Click More Options Button

  8. Click "Cancel Session" Button

Cancel an Entire Program

  1. Click Schedules in Top Menu Bar

  2. Find Schedule Set

  3. Click to open Schedule Set Page

  4. Find Schedule

  5. Click "View Day" or "Open Schedule" Button to open Schedule Page

  6. Find Participant in Schedule

  7. Click More Options Button

  8. Click "Cancel Program" Button

Cancel a Session from a Program

  1. Click Schedules in Top Menu Bar

  2. Find Schedule Set

  3. Click to open Schedule Set Page

  4. Find Schedule

  5. Click "View Day" or "Open Schedule" Button to open Schedule Page

  6. Find Participant in Schedule

  7. Click More Options Button

  8. Click "Cancel Session" Button

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