Event Waitlist
The Event Waitlist feature lets clubs manage fully booked events more smoothly by allowing players to join a waitlist when no spots are available. When a spot opens up, players on the waitlist are notified automatically — helping clubs fill events faster and reduce last-minute drop-offs. You can choose between two types of waitlists depending on how much control you want over who gets invited and when.
Enabling a Waitlist for an Event
When creating an event:
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Fill in all the usual event details (name, description, type, pricing, capacity).
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Scroll to the Waitlist section.
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Toggle Enable Waitlist ON.
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Choose the waitlist type:
- Simple Waitlist
- Sequential Waitlist
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Finish creating the event as usual.

Simple Waitlist
A Simple Waitlist notifies everyone on the waitlist at the same time as soon as a spot becomes available, and it is best when you want minimal setup.
How it works
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Until the event reaches capacity, it behaves like a normal event.
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Once full, users can no longer join — but they’ll see a Join Waitlist button.

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Users can:
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Join the waitlist
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See how many people are currently waiting
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Leave the waitlist at any time

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When a spot opens
A spot can open if:
- A participant cancels
- An admin increases event capacity
When this happens:
- All waitlisted users receive a push notification and email.
- The event becomes open again.
- Whoever joins first gets the spot.
- The event is also open to the public — not just the waitlist.
Why join the waitlist?
The advantage is early notification — waitlisted users are alerted immediately when a spot becomes available.
Sequential Waitlist
A Sequential Waitlist gives clubs more control by inviting users in order, in small groups or one at a time.
Additional setup required
When selecting Sequential Waitlist, you’ll configure:
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How many people are invited at a time (e.g. 2 people at a time)
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Invitation interval (e.g. every 5 minutes)
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Optional: Open event to public after waitlist is exhausted

How it works
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Users are invited in the order they joined the waitlist.

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Only the invited group can join during their invitation window.
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If a user joins and takes the spot, all further invitations stop automatically.
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If no one joins from :
- The system invites the next group after the set interval.
- Or, if enabled, opens the event to public access after the waitlist is exhausted.
Important rules
- Only people on the waitlist can join via a Sequential Waitlist, they can’t add guests with them.
- Each waitlisted person must join individually when it’s their turn.
- The earlier a user joins the waitlist, the better their chances.
Admin Controls
Admins can manage waitlists directly:
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Add users to the waitlist manually
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Remove users from the waitlist

If an admin adds a waitlisted user to the event:
- That user is automatically removed from the waitlist
- The next eligible waitlisted user moves up in line
When to Use Each Type
Use Simple Waitlist if you want:
- Quick setup
- First-come, first-served access
- Public access as soon as a spot opens
Use Sequential Waitlist if you want:
- Controlled invitations
- Priority based on waitlist order
- Less competition when a spot opens
The Event Waitlist feature helps clubs maximize attendance, reduce empty spots, and give players a fair chance to join popular events — even when they fill up fast.
Event Tags
Event tags let you organize and categorize your events with custom labels like "Beginner", "Advanced", "Ladies Night", "Youth", or anything that fits your club. Tags show up as colored badges on events in the admin panel, and — more importantly — they can replace the default event type tabs on the user-facing Join page with your own custom filters. Tags also integrate with booking passes, so you can create passes that only work for events with certain tags (e.g., a "Beginner Clinic Pass" that only applies to events tagged "Beginner").
Auto-Cancellation for Events
The Auto-Cancellation feature makes it easy for clubs to manage events that depend on a minimum number of participants, such as clinics and open plays. If an event doesn’t reach the required number of sign-ups by a set time, it will be automatically canceled, and refunds will be issued to participants.