Positions¶
Positions are the staff roles your venue uses — bartender, host, dancer, whatever fits. They're a simple catalog: a name and an optional color. Positions don't do anything on their own, but Events shifts are always created for a specific position, so it's worth setting your catalog up before you build your first event.
Quick Start¶
- Run /admin menu and pick .
- Click . A new position is created immediately, named "New Position" (or "New Position 2" if that name's taken), and its detail screen opens.
- Click next to Name to rename it, and next to Color to give it a hex color (optional — leave it blank for none).
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The Positions home screen and a position's detail screen.
- Open the Positions page for your venue.
- Type a name in the box at the bottom and click + Add Position.
- On the new row, pick a color with the swatch and adjust the name, then click Save.
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The Positions page, empty and with a few positions added.
Full reference¶
Positions home¶
/admin menu → shows every position currently in your catalog, plus three buttons:
- — creates a new position (see Quick Start above) and immediately opens it for editing.
- — opens a dropdown of existing positions; picking one opens its detail screen.
- — opens a dropdown of existing positions; picking one asks for confirmation, then deletes it. This can't be undone.
Position detail¶
Shows the position's Name and Color (displayed as a hex code, or blank if unset), each
with its own button that opens a small pop-up to
change just that field. Color is entered as a hex code (e.g. #4ABC23) and can be left blank
to clear it.
There's no Back button on these screens — only Home, which returns to the main /admin menu.
The Positions page shows every position as a row: a color swatch, the name, and Save / Remove actions, plus a Clear color link when a color is set. Changes to name or color are edited in place and saved with the row's own Save button — there's no separate detail screen.
Adding a position is a single name field at the bottom of the page; set its color afterward from its row.
Related¶
- Events — every shift belongs to a position from this catalog.