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Convert Regular Check to an Event Check

Did a guest ring you up to quote you for a party reservation and then decides to book? GREAT! 

 

Let's turn that regular check into a Reservation check and link it to the Calendar block.


TABLE OF CONTENTS


Step 1: Build Guest Quote

// Instead of creating an entire event for someone who only wants a price quote, let's start by creating a regular check.

  • In the POS, add all necessary items to a Regular Check.

 

Step 2: Create Calendar Event

// Now that the customer is ready to book a date, let's jump to the calendar and add the block to save the spot!

  • Complete Step 1 in this article if you haven't created an event before.
  • SAVE the Event with the basic information!
  • Now, re-open the event reservation window and you will see the Event Information # in the top left corner. Write this down, or memorize it :)

 

 

Step 3: Convert To Event Check

// Now that we have the Check & Event created, let's link them together!

  • Navigate back to the POS, and view your check.
  • Click the last button on the Check Menu " To Event"

 

 

 
  • It will prompt you to enter in the Reservation ID (Event Information ID from step 2)

 

 

 
  • Now, it will ask you to assign a customer account. Either search for an existing account or create a new one. (Step 2 in the article

 

  • Lastly, confirm all details on the Check info is correct, and click SAVE! 

 

 

  • You can now see that the check has been converted to an Event Check
    • Event Name at the top of the check
    • Customer Name in Notes Section
    • Reservation Check at the bottom

 

 

Step 4: View Event Reservation

// You did it! Now to complete the rest of the event details.

  • Click the Return to Event Button in the top right of the POS. (Back Arrow)
  • This will bring the Event Reservation Window back into view.
  • You can now see the Check you created is linked to the Event.
  • Now you can complete the rest of the Event Setup in the Calendar as usal.