Place a scheduled Course on hold

Steps to put a Course on hold

1 Place a scheduled Course on hold
2 Optional - Notify your Delegates
3 Optional - Notify your Trainer(s)
4 Optional - Check that your Course is not available on your website

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Learn how to place a Course ‘on hold’ until it is confirmed to be running.

Issues are sometimes inevitable! If it seems that a Course is no longer certain to run, whether that is due to trainer illness or your customer does not think the date is suitable for them, you can place it ‘on hold’ until you have confirmation that it will go ahead.

While your Course is on hold, you will prevent additional bookings and make it clear in your schedule that this Course is not confirmed.

A course with the status 'on hold' assigned to it

Follow this page to learn the steps to set a Course to ‘on hold’.

Place a scheduled Course on hold

This step will take you through updating a Course to have the status ‘On Hold’

Open the ‘Class’ or ‘Web’ Courses DataGrid from your main navigation menu on the left
Find the Course you would like to preview by applying filters and/or searching the Courses DataGrid using the Course ID or Course Name
Right click on your Course and select ‘Edit’ from the Context menu
Under the ‘Scheduling’ section, change the Course status to ‘On hold’
We recommend that you Add a Note to your Course to the Course to explain the reasons as to why the course has now been placed ‘On Hold’

Optional - Notify your Delegates

If you do not have an automatic Workflow email to let your Delegates know that their Course has changed to ‘On Hold’, follow this step to inform them

Select each Delegate that requires an email by checking the checkbox on their row in the DataGrid, the background of their row will turn blue
Click the down arrow button next to the select-all checkbox, and then click the ‘Email’ option
This will open the ‘Email Details’ window where you will define your email settings
Within Email Details, select ‘AdHoc’ from the Creation Type option, this means that you will send the Delegate a free text Email rather than using an Email Template
The next step is to select the ‘Sender and Recipient’, choose ‘Delegate Email Address’ from the To Address Property to send the email directly to the Delegate
Once you have added your ‘Subject’ and ‘Body’ of your email, you can select a signature if required
Once you are happy with the contents of your Email, click the ‘Send’ button to send it

Optional - Notify your Trainer(s)

If you do not have an automatic Workflow email to let your Trainer know that their Course date has changed, follow this step to inform them

Open the ‘Class’ or ‘Web’ Courses DataGrid from your main navigation menu on the left
Find the Course that you’d like to email your trainers for, by applying filters and/or searching the Courses DataGrid
Right-click the Course and click ‘Email’ from the context menu options
This will open the ‘Email Details’ pop up window
From here you can selected whether the Email is a premade Template or AdHoc if you will be writing an email from scratch
If you have a Template then you can select this by clicking the ‘Select’ button, and skip to step 8
From the ‘Creation Type’ drop-down, select ‘AdHoc’ to access the options to write your email
This will display additional text boxes for you to write the subject and body of your email
Under the ‘Sender & Recipient’ section, select ‘Trainer Email Addresses’
Once you have added your ‘Subject’ and ‘Body’ of your email, you can select a signature if required
Once you are happy with the contents of your Email, click the ‘Send’ button to send it