What is the Events Calendar?

What is the Events Calendar?

Events Calendar
The Events Calendar is a new feature in Yellow Dog that allows for the user to tag days with event types for filtering reports. You can also search past events using keywords in the Search bar.
 

Setting Up Events
First, navigate to the Events tab under Common Setup.
To set up Event Tags, click Edit Tags. Click Add, then enter in your first tag. You can either choose Save and Close or Add New to continue adding tags.
The Tag is usually the type of category the event will fall under. For example, a stadium client may set the event tag to the league that is playing and/or to indicate whether it is a day or night game.
To add a new Event, click the Create New Events button from the right hand menu.
Then, add a description and set the dates the event will run through. Note: for a single day, choose the same start and end date and set the time for 12am – 11:59 PM, which is the default setting.

Next, choose your Event Tag(s) for the Event.
Note: If you haven’t already created event tags, you can create them from this screen by clicking on the blue hyperlink next to the event tags field.

Finally, add any Notes for your event, then save and close at the bottom right of the screen.
 
Events feature in reports 
Once you have your events set up, you will be able to run sales reports using the events filters:
Choose the Event Tag(s) you would like to run the report for;
Set all other filters needed;
Use the button to generate the report as usual.

 
 
Once the report has generated, you can now sort and group your reports by the Event Tags as well. 

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