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Web App User Guide How to submit Student Union space reservations

Terminology

What's the difference between a "reservation" and a "booking?" A Reservation consists of one or more Bookings. That's it.

Every booking belongs to a reservation. Web App lets you have multiple bookings under a single reservation. When you have multiple bookings in a reservation, each booking can be independent of the other, such as reserving a set of rooms for an event, or can be a series of bookings under a recurring reservation.

Each booking can contain multiple Booking Details, which are the resources and services required to support the booking, such as equipment and audiovisual (A/V).

Reservations: Who and What

A reservation is the "who and what" of an event. For example, the Skydiving Club (the who) may reserve space for a General Body Meeting (the what). Each reservation has a unique ID number to identify it.

Bookings: Where and When

A booking is the "where and when" of an event. For example, the Osprey Involvement Center schedules a conference room (the where) for a club officer meeting on the second Monday in January (the when). The Osprey Involvement Center now has a single reservation with a single booking in Web App. If, however, they schedule the conference room (the where) for a staff meeting on the second Monday of each month for a semester (the when), then the group now has a single reservation with 12 bookings.

Booking Details

A booking can have one or more booking details associated with it. Booking details are the resources (items for the meeting), services (people and their activities), activities, room charges, or any combination of these.

For example, for the Osprey Involvement Center club officer meeting, the resources could include tables, chairs, and A/V equipment, a craft/messy activity, plus the services of a dedicated Student Union staff member to run the technology, and so on.  

Signing In

Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Internet Explorer are preferred. Web App is not smart phone compatible; please use a computer or tablet.

  1. Go to Make a Reservation Request.
  2. Click the Web App Login button for your user type.
  3. The Web App Sign In page will display.
  4. Log in according to your user type:
    • 香港六合彩开奖结果2023 students, faculty, and staff – Click the Login via 香港六合彩开奖结果2023 SSO button and follow the Microsoft Teams Authenticator prompts.
      • Your log in is your 香港六合彩开奖结果2023 email address and MyWings password. Example: N0123456@unf.edu.
      • Tip: You may request to have Web App communications sent to any email address; however, you will always log in with your 香港六合彩开奖结果2023 email.
    • External users – Enter your email address and the password you selected when you created your account in the fields at the bottom of the page, then click Sign In.
  5. After logging in, MY HOME will display, which offers options for creating reservations, viewing events, and helpful links.

Signing Out

  1. To log out, click the drop-down arrow under your name in the upper-right corner.
  2. Click Sign Out.

Starting a New Request

  1. Begin a new request by clicking CREATE A RESERVATION (on the left menu), or the MY HOME tab (at the top).
  2. In the My Reservation Templates list that appears, locate the option that best describes the type of reservation you want to request. See below notes for help choosing the correct template
  3. Then click the book now button (on the right) next to the chosen reservation template.
  4. Next, the Create a Reservation screen appears, where Web App will lead you through the request process. 
Note:
  • 香港六合彩开奖结果2023 Student Organizations requesting meeting space must use the templates titled “WEEKDAY EVENING” or “DAYTIME/WEEKEND” as appropriate. View more information on the Meeting Time Blocks policy (select “Meeting Time Blocks” tab).
  • If you need multiple rooms that are different types (such as the Ballroom and a Small Meeting Room, or the Amphitheater and the Ballroom), choose Multiple Spaces.
  • Use Register for Market Day Wednesdays to sign up for Market Days.
  • Complex Events require more lead time and therefore have an advance request deadline.
    • Examples include events with security, third-party vendor contracts, high attendance, non-standard hours, liability releases, work orders, special staffing requests, walks/5Ks, sound outdoors, alcohol, complex diagrams, temporary building permits, technical set-ups, or other similar components.

Choosing the Date and Times (Tab 1)

  1. To specify When, select dates, times, and recurrence (optional) for the reservation in the upper left panel.
  2. Click the Calendar icon to search for the date you want.
    • Today’s date will be flagged by a blue triangle icon.
    • The selected date will automatically default to the earliest date that you are permitted to book space, according to the request deadlines which vary by type of space.
    • Click the Recurrence button to choose multiple dates (e.g., a weekly club meeting).
  3. Enter the preferred Start Time and End Time of the meeting, event, or tabling activity.
    • Do not include any any setup or cleanup time; you will enter that information later.
    • Student Organization meeting Start and End Times must match the established Meeting Time Block windows on weekday evening requests.
  4. Click the Search button. Available rooms will appear in the List View.
  5. If the search does not return any results, adjust the Date, Start Time, and/or End Time and search again.
    • If times outside of the permitted reservation hours are selected, the search will not return any results.
      • Click the Schedule view to see building hours on the date in question. Grayed-out times are labeled “Closed.” Schedule View is not available when a Recurrence pattern is selected.
    • If you wish to request to extend building hours for your event, choose times within existing building hours for now. On the Reservation Details tab, you will be able to enter your requested times. Requests are subject to approval. 
Each room has internal setup and teardown time parameters designated for Student Union staff to setup the space. You may need to adjust the Start Time and End Time to account for these windows on the front and back end of the bookings:
  • 0 minutes for Tabling (except in Osprey Plaza)
  • 30 minutes for Small Meeting Rooms and Osprey Plaza tabling
  • 60 minutes for Medium Meeting Rooms, Amphitheater, Green, and Osprey Plaza events
  • 90 minutes for Ballroom
  • 15 minutes for Student Organization Meeting Time Blocks (weekday evenings)

Choosing the Location (Tab 1)

Under the Rooms You Can Request section, available rooms will show, along with the building, floor, maximum capacity, and price estimate.

Click the name of any room to view detailed information such as the room description, floor, features, and images.

  1. Once you have located a room to request, click the Add (+) icon to add the booking to your cart. You can delete or change the room before finalizing the Reservation.
  2. A new window will appear.
    • For No. of Attendees, enter the total number of people needing to be seated at any given time - not the total expected attendance.
    • Choose the Setup Type that best matches the configuration you need.
    • Only setups that are possible in this particular room will display.
  3. Click Add Room.
  4. If you need additional rooms on the same date, add those rooms to the request now in the same manner.
  5. If you need additional rooms on different dates, go back to the Date & Time section and edit as needed, then add room(s). Repeat for as many dates as desired.
    • Do not submit separate reservations for recurring meetings, events, or tabling dates/locations. Add all needed bookings to this same reservation.
  6. Click Next Step in the upper-right corner. 

Choosing Services (Tab 2)

Services include equipment, A/V, activities, special staffing, and any other available “add-ons” you want to associate with the room.

Under the Services tab in the Create Reservation screen, specify any items you want to add to the request. If you have no items to add, click Next Step to skip.

Student Organizations requesting weekday evening reservations will have the included equipment and audiovisual packages added. No additional Services can be added.

If unsure of the quantity or type of tables and chairs needed, you can leave them off at this time. Setup requests can be described later in the Reservation Details tab. Student Union staff can add necessary items when reviewing the request.

  1. Click an item you would like to add to the reservation.
  2. A new window will appear. If the item is a package, the individual components will be listed.
  3. Choose the quantity of the item needed.
  4. In the Special Instructions box, enter any pertinent information requested.
  5. Click OK to add the item.
  6. When all desired items are added, click Next Step in the upper right corner. 

Finalizing Reservation Details (Tab 3)

The Reservation Details tab asks for additional information about your request.

  1. Enter required information for each section.
    • Event Details:
      • Enter an Event Name. This name appears on public event schedules and room cards.
      • Choose the Event Type that best describes the nature of the reservation.
    • User Details:
      • Choose the User (organization) for which you are requesting space. Click the magnifying glass to search.
      • The 1st Contact should always be you.
      • The 2nd Contact is an alternate person who is authorized to make changes to the reservation.
        • For 香港六合彩开奖结果2023 Student Organizations this must be your group's advisor listed with the OIC or OFSL. It cannot be another student member or advisor.
        • For 香港六合彩开奖结果2023 Departments and External Groups are strongly recommended, but not required. 
    • Attachments:
      • Upload any relevant documentation, for example, a desired layout sketch, agenda or program, liability insurance, certificate of exemption, etc.
    • Additional Information:
      • Answer all required questions. This is where you should specify any additional details for your request not captured in the previous tabs or questions.
  2. When all fields are complete, click the Terms and Conditions link. Review the important information and policies you are agreeing to, then click Close.
  3. Check the box for "I have read the Terms and Conditions."
  4. Click Create Reservation to submit.
  5. You will receive a Request Summary email. This is not a confirmation that your reservation is approved, only that your request was received.
  6. The Student Union will review the request and contact you with next steps. This includes providing any additional requested information, payment, liability insurance, as well as signing and returning the Facilities Use Agreement.

Editing a Request

Only certain details may be edited in Web App once a reservation has been moved by Student Union staff out of Requested or External Review status. If the below steps do not work for you, please contact su.reservations@unf.edu for assistance changing the request details.

There are two ways to edit an existing reservation request.

  1. Immediately after clicking Create Reservation, click the Edit this reservation link. This will allow you to:
    • Add additional bookings (i.e., rooms and dates)
    • Add equipment, A/V, or services to your bookings
    • Change the Reservation Details previously entered (e.g., Event Name, Contacts, and Additional Information)
    • Adjust the times and dates of your bookings
    • Cancel a booking or the entire reservation
    • View a Reservation Summary
  2. On the left-hand menu, click MY EVENTS.
    • Find the reservation in the list and click the name.
    • In the Reservation Details tab, click Edit Reservation Details to change the User, Event Name, Event Type, etc.
    • In the Reservation Tasks section:
      • Click Add Services to add equipment, A/V, personnel, or activities.
      • Click Booking Tools to change the date or time of bookings.
      • Click Cancel Reservation, to cancel the entire reservation request.
    • In the Bookings section:
      • Click the red Minus icon (-) to cancel a single booking under the Reservation.
      • Click the blue pencil icon to edit exiting Services for a booking.
      • Click New Booking to add more dates and rooms to the reservation.
      • Update the Attendance or Setup Type fields for bookings.

Viewing the Status of a Request

  1. To view the status of a request, go to MY EVENTS.
  2. A list of upcoming Reservations assigned to your Web App Everyday User Account will show.
    • You will not be able to view any of your organization's reservations that are assigned to other people's accounts.
  3. Review the Status column to see the current status of the request.
    • Bookings that have Requested (To Be Approved), Shared Space Requested, or External Review are awaiting initial review by the Student Union Administration staff. 
    • Once a request has been initially processed it will receive Tentative or Tentative Shared Space status. 
      • You should receive communication in the near future regarding next steps for confirming the event, including additional requirements, fees, payment instructions, and the Facilities Use Agreement.

Canceling a Reservation or Booking

Cancellations may be made in Web App up until the established cancellation deadline for the type of reservation. 
  1. To cancel a Reservation or Booking, go to MY EVENTS.
  2. A list of upcoming Reservations assigned to your Web App Everyday User Account will show.
    • You will not be able to view any of your organization's reservations that are assigned to other people's accounts.
  3. Click the name of the Reservation.
  4. To cancel the entire Reservation, under Reservation Tasks, click Cancel Reservation. All associated bookings will be cancelled as well.
  5. To cancel individual bookings on a reservation, without canceling the entire reservation, scroll down to the Bookings section. Click the Minus icon (-) next to the booking(s) you wish to cancel.