Seasons
A regular service can change through the year, with its own frequency, hours and price for each season.
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A lawn needs cutting every week in summer and not at all in winter, so services are ended in autumn and added again in spring.
A season lets one regular service change with the year, with its own frequency, hours and price, and the diary follows it on its own.
Dates that repeat
Set the start and end of the season once, and they repeat every year.
Its own frequency
Set how often visits come in season, and a different frequency, or none, for the rest of the year.
The customer told first
Tick the email and the customer hears from you a week before each change, with days and weeks, never a clock time.
Also included
- In season and out. A regular service has an in-season part, with dates that repeat every year, and a rest of year part.
- Its own hours. Each part of the year carries its own hours per visit.
- Its own price. Each part of the year carries its own price per visit or hourly rate.
- One service all year. Nothing is ended in autumn and added again in spring: the service keeps its place on the customer's record.
- The diary follows it. Inside the season visits are placed at its frequency; outside it they stop, or follow the rest of year.
- Per service. Two services at one property can each have a season of their own.
Questions about this feature
Do I have to end a service in autumn and add it again in spring?
No. A season lets one regular service carry both patterns: visits at the in-season frequency, then none or a frequency of its own for the rest of the year. Nothing is ended, and the service keeps its place on the customer's record all year. Read more: Seasons
Is a season the same as pausing a customer?
No. A season repeats at the same points every year. For a one-time break, such as a customer away for a month, pause the property instead. Read more: Pausing and ending