The class, camp, or program you offer for customers to book.

A type of activity designed for 1:1 bookings. It’s always one instructor + one student. Each time slot is booked individually. On your calendar, appointments show with a capacity of one.

A single reserved spot for a student in an activity or appointment.

An activity that happens on consecutive days (like a summer camp that runs Monday through Friday) or a one-off event (like a single-day holiday camp).

Purchasable single-day of class

instance” is a single scheduled date and time for an activity (like one class date in a multi-week series). So if you have a class that meets every Tuesday for 6 weeks, each Tuesday is its own instance.

A place for families to find and register for classes offered by Sawyer providers.

http://hisawyer.com

An organization (usually a small business but sometimes a non-profit, a school, or a private tutor) that runs out-of-school-time activities for children

Rush registration is a short, high-demand window when you open registration for an event, camp, or activity and lots of customers try to sign up at the same time (like a “Black Friday” traffic surge).

Sawyer for Business is our all-in-one software for children’s activity businesses to run scheduling, payments, and customer relationships in one place.

The time frame you set up (like a Semester or Camp/Event) that defines the range of dates your program runs.

The specific class or session that lives inside that schedule (for example, “Monday 4pm” within a Semester). It’s the actual thing that shows up on your Upcoming calendar and can have bookings.

A semester is a set date range you create for weekly, repeating activities.

The registration interface that gets embedded into providers’ websites so customers can sign up

A label you add to scheduled activities so you can show only those activities in a specific widget on your website.

Example: tag all adult classes with “adults,” then embed a widget that only displays activities with that tag.