Many Enrollsy clients teach or tutor remotely, hold private music or art lessons, or have other types of group classes or workshops that would benefit from an automated Class reminder.

You can now have Enrollsy send Class reminders for you. Learn how to here.

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Class descriptions are visible to your customers in the following places:

1. Customer portal.

2. Enroll form (if your programs allow for "Class selection").

3. In the enrollment confirmation emails.

Click here to see how to set Class descriptions

You created your classes but you don't know how to change the capacity. Here's what you need to know.

You've had someone enroll and now you need to assign them to a class. Exciting! Here's how to do it.

After enrollment, your customer may change their mind and want a different schedule. Or you are simply wanting to change around some class assignments. In Enrollsy, this is simple to do one-by-one or in bulk. Read more.

Let's say you have to let a teacher/instructor go, or they find their calling in life outside of your business. Is it safe to delete them or will you lose any history associated with logged activities, etc.? Here's everything you need to know.

Being able to export enrollee and class data is a common request. Everyone has different needs for class/enrollee data, and knowing how to export it for your own needs is an important aspect of using Enrollsy. Read more about this here.

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For a number of reasons, schools are typically interested in knowing the real-time teacher to student ratio when their classes are running. This requires that teachers and students are marked as present. Watch for updates from us on the Ratios feature, but in the meantime, you can learn all about it here.

If you've created at least one location, one enrollment period, and one program, then you are ready to create a class. Learn how to create a class here.

Ok, so you've created classes and added instructors in separate places. So how do you add instructors to a class so that your customers know who their instructor(s) is/are? Read more.