On the Advanced tab of an event you are creating or editing on the right hand side under the box about planning a recurring meeting there is an Add item link, you can name your item, price and set a quantity available.
Yes, I am aware you can add individual items to a Calendar event. This is what gave me the idea that TroopTrack might be able add an online store feature for an extra Class B T Shirt, Unit Custom Neckerchief slide, a PWD Car, a Rocket, etc. They units would collect the order counts and funds via TroopTrack and bring to their next meeting.
I like the idea and think it would be a great feature. I would suggest adding your like to the other two articles I copied as well. The more feedback TT staff get the better they can prioritize additional features. That being said it will still take time and testing to develop an idea like this.
Hey everyone! I thought I’d bring this idea back up for discussion.
It would be incredibly convenient to have a simple way for troops to maintain a list of items they have available for purchase, such as Class B T-shirts, books, merit badge sashes, patrol patches, etc.
I’m envisioning a simple Unit Products table in the database with the following fields:
UNIT PRODUCTS TABLE
Unique identifier
Unit identifier
Description
Price
Active/Inactive
This would be a new table in the database, allowing each unit to maintain its own list of products and prices.
Integration with Money Accounts
The next step would be to integrate these products into the existing Debit interface of a money account.
When recording a debit, the user could simply select a product from a dropdown menu. Selecting a product (such as a Class B T-shirt) would automatically populate the amount and description fields with the product’s price and description.
The user could then save the transaction just as they do today.
Keeping It Simple
I’m not suggesting a full e-commerce system with shopping carts, shipping, payment processing, or inventory management.
The goal is simply to make it easier to record transactions when a Scout, family, or leader receives an item from the troop’s supply.
This would eliminate the need to manually enter the same descriptions and prices over and over, while providing a consistent way to track these transactions within the existing money account system.