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Contingent Type Details

This is where you view all the details about a specific contingent membership type. Think of it like opening a profile card for one of your membership plans. You can see its description, browse the members who are subscribed to it, and manage its ...

Written by Ronny Christensen

How to get here

  1. In the left-hand menu, click Memberships → Contingents.

  2. Click the name of the contingent type you want to view.

  3. You are now on the Contingent Type Details screen.

1. Header

At the top you will see a cover image (or a gradient placeholder if none has been uploaded). The contingent type name is shown above the image on the left, and below the name you will see the billing frequency, e.g. "Monthly".

2. Toolbar

← (Back)

Returns you to the contingent type list.

Price adjustment

Opens a dialog to apply a price adjustment across memberships for this contingent type.

Add/Change price

Opens a dialog to create or change a price entry.

Send newsletter

Opens the newsletter composer pre-filled with this contingent type's members as recipients.

Edit membership type

Takes you to the edit screen so you can change this contingent type's settings.

On mobile and tablet, Send newsletter and Edit collapse to icon buttons to save space.

3. Tabs

Below the cover image there are three tabs. The selected tab is saved in the URL and persists on reload.

Info

The description of the contingent type plus insight charts (age distribution, gender distribution, active members, and lifetime value).

Members

A paginated table of all enrolled members with search, filtering, and export.

Pricing

A paginated table of all price entries, split into Active, Inactive, and Expired.

4. Info tab

On the left: the rich-text description of the contingent type.

On the right: four insight chart widgets covering the last six months:

Members' age distribution

A breakdown of member ages for this contingent type.

Members' gender distribution

A breakdown of member genders.

Active members

How many members were active during the period.

Membership lifetime value

The average revenue generated per membership over its lifetime.

5. Members tab

The table shows the following columns:

Member

The member's name.

Membership

The name of the membership type.

Price

The price the member pays.

Frequency

How often they are billed, e.g. Monthly.

Renewal date

When the membership next renews.

Status

Current membership status (Active, Cancelled, etc.).

Use the search field to find a member by name, the status filter to narrow the view, and the column headers to sort. Click Export to download the list as a CSV file. Click a row to navigate to that member's profile.

6. Pricing tab

The status tabs at the top filter prices:

Active

Prices currently in effect.

Inactive

Prices not yet started or deactivated.

Expired

Prices whose validity period has ended.

The table shows: Price, Valid from, Valid to, Age from, Age to, Number of memberships, Price type, and VAT.

For each price row you can: view full details (click the row), edit (opens the change dialogs), adjust (percentage or fixed adjustment), or delete (requires confirmation — an error is shown if the price is in use).

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