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Written by Angel Horowitz
Updated over 7 months ago

Resources can also be organized into Resource Groups, which allows the user to view specific groupings when viewing the calendar like "Outdoor Fields", "Picnic Shelters" or "Party Rooms".


Creating a Resource:

In order to get to the Resource Management page, you can either start typing "Resources" in the global search box or click on Settings in the upper right hand corner and click on Resources.

1. Select the location where the new resource should be added and press the "+" symbol to add a new Resource.

2. Choose a name for your Resource. This name will be its column label in the Calendar.

3. You will land on the Resource settings page after saving your new resource. Here, you can assign other settings and attributes.

4. The Description section is optional but will display to a customer when they are using the Online Booking and Reservation system.

5. If you set a Resource Type that has a Booking Option linked to it and you also set a Booking Option on the Resource Page, the Booking Option set at the Resource will take precedence.

6. You can now select other types of settings on the side menu pictured below.

Additional Resource Settings:

  • DaySmart Recreation Online Settings: In this section, you can add an employee or user that will be responsible for the resource. If a customer creates a Reservation, the User will receive an email and a Task will be assigned to them to follow up with the customer. If a customer books a resource online, the User will also receive an email letting them know about the new booking. Files can be added to resources to display online.

  • Sub-Resources: Create subsections of Resources so that you can schedule multiple events at the same time on a single Resource.

  • Blocking Rules: Resource Blocking Rules allow you to block one or more resources when a specific resource has been booked for an event.

    • For example, if you have an event for the Entire Facility you would want to create a Resource called "Entire Facility". Then create blocking rules for each of your other resources saying that when the "Entire Facility" is in use, you cannot book anything else.

  • Amenities: Each resource can have tags which will be used for the Online Booking feature. Customers can search for an open availability that include these specific features.

Creating Resource Groups:

You must be logged into the Location you wish to create Resource Groups for (this only pertains to customers that have multiple facilities/locations in Recreation). To get to the Resource Management page you can either start typing "Resources" in the global search box or click on Settings in the upper right hand corner and click on Resources.

  1. Press the "+" symbol to add a new Resource Group.

  2. Enter a Resource Group Name in the field, select the resources to add to the group and click "Save New Resource Group" at the bottom.

3. From the Calendar page you can now choose your group from the Select Resource Group dropdown menu.

Creating Sub-Resources:

Resources can have sub-resources to help organize activities on portions of the entire resource. For example, splitting a field into 2 smaller areas allows you to rent out half of the field for different team practices.

Resource management can be accessed from its settings page, so simply click on the resource you wish to edit and choose a selection from the left-hand side menu. From here you can create, view or edit existing resources, sub-resources and Resource Blocking Rules.


From there, click on the "+" to create a new Sub-Resource.


Enter the Sub-Resource name and Short Name.

Organizing Sub-Resources:

Subsections are ordered alphabetically and numerically. A-Z and 1-9.

For example, if you have a playing surface separated into four sections, they can be rearranged by adding a number before the Sub Resource's full name (not the short name) on the Resource Management page.


Now the calendar will have the Sub Areas arranged in the order they are numbered.


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