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Attendance

Daily attendance sheet

Mark present / absent in a few clicks, on the floor or from the coach mobile app.

Updated May 23, 2026

Attendance sheet

Daily attendance sheet

Mark-attendance UI used by coaches at the start or end of class.

The attendance sheet is the screen coaches use at the start / end of class to mark who showed up.

Open the sheet

Admin panel → Attendance → Attendance sheet.

Filters:

  • Date (defaults to today).
  • Club.
  • Session (pick from the day's scheduled sessions).

Mark attendance

Once you pick a session, you see the expected members (those whose plans cover this discipline + slot).

For each member:

  • Present: click the green tick.
  • Absent: click the red cross.
  • Excused: middle option (doesn't penalize attendance stats).

You can also:

  • Mark all present (handy when it's faster to remove the absentees).
  • Add a drop-in non-expected member.
  • Add a trial (prospect testing the class).

Use case — coach at the start of class

6:05pm, the coach starts the kids' class. He pulls out his tablet.

  1. Sign in to the admin panel with his Coach account.
  2. Attendance sheet → the current session is pre-selected.
  3. He scans the room, swipes through the present.
  4. Saves before the class ends — done.

Use case — backfill

If you forgot to mark, open the sheet a day later with the date filter. Attendance can be entered retroactively (good for the Monday-morning catch-up).

Impact on stats

Each saved attendance feeds:

  • Attendance stats per member (presence rate).
  • Coach reports (how many members across their classes).
  • Organization dashboard (average attendance by club, by discipline).

Best practices

  • Pick a convention: Excused or Absent? Stay consistent or stats get noisy.
  • Mark at the end of class rather than the start: you avoid counting latecomers as absent.
  • Forgetting once is fine. Forgetting every week makes the metric useless.

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