How the ticksheet works
The ticksheet is where the side keeps track of who’s coming to each event.
To say whether you’re coming, you only need Getting started and Events. The rest of the guide is here for when you need it.
1. Everybody
Anybody who’s signed in can do everything in this part. On the Dances and Music tabs, though, you can only fill in your own answers.
- Getting started
- Signing in, and putting the ticksheet on your home screen.
- Events
- Reading the grid, answering, and what the totals mean.
- Polls
- Asking the side a question, and who sees the answers.
- Lists
- Who does what at an event, and who is in each set.
- Dances
- The repertoire, and saying how well you know each dance.
- Music
- The tunes, and saying which ones you play.
- Practice notes
- What gets done at each practice.
- Minutes
- Writing up minutes, and what happens when they’re emailed.
- Docs
- The side’s papers, and who can put one up.
- Members
- Who’s on the ticksheet, and where your own details live.
- Past events
- Where events go afterwards, and why their answers are locked.
- Associate members
- People who have come off the ticksheet.
- Your settings
- Your calendar, your devices, what you’re told about, and light or dark mode.
- Offline mode
- Reading the ticksheet where there’s no signal.
- Security
- Why your email address is your key, and what the ticksheet never asks of you.
2. Looking after an event, and the offices
This part is for whoever is looking after an event, and for anybody who holds an office. You’re looking after an event when you’re named as its Responsible member. An office is a job you do for the side, and each one lets you do a little more than everybody else.
Anybody can answer for anybody, but not everybody can do the things in this part. They change what the whole side is told, rather than what one person said.
- Looking after an event
- Editing, chasing, and confirming a booking.
- The offices of the side
- Every office, who holds it, and what it lets you do.
- Changing the repertoire
- Retiring dances, and the lists that describe dances and tunes.
- Building a dance list
- Starting one, filling it in, and publishing it to the side.
3. Admins
Admins add people to the ticksheet and take them off, and look after the pages under the Admin tab. Only an admin can correct a past event. Admins can also fill in anybody’s answers on the Dances and Music tabs.
An admin starts off seeing the ticksheet just like everybody else. To use admin powers, press Turn admin view on for an hour in Your settings (your name, top right).
- Admin view
- Why being an admin and using it are two different things.
- Members, as an admin
- Adding people, taking them off, and dates of birth.
- The admin pages
- Every page under the Admin tab, and what each one sets.
- Correcting the past
- Reopening past events, and how every change is recorded.