Siblings in different groups
Keep each child’s services and sessions distinct.
Children’s activities
Keep siblings, class groups, guardian accounts, fees and documents connected from the first enquiry to regular attendance.
For organisations offering recurring children’s classes and after-school activities
Explore the daily workflow
How your organisation works
A guardian may organise activities for several children, each with a different group, pass and set of documents. Treating the family as a single contact obscures which child a payment or booking concerns.
Klunivo separates participant histories while connecting them to guardian access. Staff can answer the family’s question without creating another login or administrative list for every child.
Everyday scenarios
These scenarios use existing Klunivo capabilities. They do not assume custom sport-specific modules.
Keep each child’s services and sessions distinct.
Arrange a suitable first class and record the outcome.
Check the version and participant associated with a required acceptance.
Choose the correct guardian and child context before contacting the family.
An example from daily operations
The adult makes administrative decisions, but the class, attendance and progression belong to the child. Keeping those roles distinct prevents confusion when siblings join different activities.
Keep the relevant adult contact with the family.
Create separate participant records.
Assign the group, service and relevant documents.
Answer questions in the context of the correct child.
Outcome: Parents can use one account while the organisation keeps a complete record of each participant.
Decisions before setup
Make these rules explicit so staff and members understand the same process.
Define age and level criteria in terms staff can apply consistently.
Identify which documents and acceptances the organisation needs.
Make sure administrative updates go to the appropriate guardian.
Workflow
Connect participants and classes with the information each staff role needs.
Create guardian relationships and separate child records.
Match the child to the organisation’s age and programme structure.
Assign services and eligible bookings.
Use attendance and documents to support clear follow-up.
Key features
Each feature page explains how the product works and which settings or integrations are needed.
FAQ
No. One guardian account can connect several participant profiles.
Yes. Group and service relationships are recorded separately for each participant.
No. The organisation must establish appropriate documents and responsibilities for its circumstances.
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