Closing Out Your Season

In Snap! Spend, there are two ways that you can close out the season for your groups. You can either add a new season - which means you will be using the same group account, and rolling it over into the next season, or you can archive the group and create new ones  - so you'll be starting fresh! It's up to you as the program to decide what is best for your organization and groups. 

 

Option 1: Add a New Season

With a new season, the group can carry on to a new year or season with a new payment schedule, and a new expenses budget, but with the same deposit account, assistants, and issued debit cards. This will save you setup time and effort, plus any past due payments from last season can still be reconciled to the group once they are collected.  

Steps to adding a new season for a group

  1. Go to the Group's page and then to the Settings tab. Select Add New Season
  2. Enter the new season dates. These dates are not set in stone and can be edited at any time.
  3. The Season Nickname is not necessary to add a new season. If no nickname is used, the date range for the seasons will be visible. If a nickname is used, that will be displayed to all users (program, group assistants, parents) instead of the date range. 

 

I added a new season - now what?

Toggle between seasons using the dropdown menu at the top of the group's page. Past season information will not be archived - you can always view past payment schedules and budgets by toggling to a past season. 

 

Your participant roster has been copied over, but a new payment schedule and expenses budget has been created for the new season. Once your payment schedule has been established, you can send invites to the participants for that season. 

 

The group assistants and debit cards are rolled over from season to season. Because you will be using the same group bank account, all transactions (collections and expenses) from every season for the group can also be viewed on the Group Banking tab. This allows you reconcile income and expenses between seasons.

 

Option 2: Archive and Create Groups

The other option to closing out your season is by archiving your groups and creating new ones. This will allow you to start over fresh with a new team bank account.

Archive groups by going to the group's settings. It will also remove them from the summaries on the dashboard. When you archive groups, Snap! Spend will keep a record of all paid payments that you can access from Reporting. Any unpaid payments will be removed.

 

Outstanding Dues

If you'd like to keep a record of those unpaid dues and don't expect those payments to be paid soon, here's what we recommend doing.

  1. Create a group for last season's dues, for example, "2018-2019 Dues". 
  2. In the payment schedule, set a single payment for "2018-2019 Unpaid Dues" and a dummy value of $10. Then publish the payment schedule. 
  3. Add participants with unpaid dues to the group. They will get a single payment of $10 called "2018-2019 Unpaid Dues". Go to their participant page to customize this amount to the amount they owe based on their actual past-due amounts.

 

 

Still have questions or need help? Please reach out to us directly at spend.support@onsnap.com or by phone at 276-531-9260.

 

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