New feature·Mon Aug 31·
Your website can now list a course's workshops with their drop-in price
A course's session list now tells your website which of the teaching days can be bought as a single workshop, what they cost, and how many seats are left.
When a training programme is sold out, the individual teaching days inside it often are not — someone can still join a single workshop as a drop-in. Until now your website had no way to tell which sessions those were, so it could not show them without guessing. A course's session list now carries that answer for each teaching day: the workshop's own title, its drop-in price, how many seats remain, and whether it can be bought right now. If it cannot, the list says why in plain terms — the day has already started, it is full, it is not sold separately, or it is reserved for members. Your site can therefore show "Book · 975 kr" only where a booking will actually go through, and show "Sold out" everywhere else instead of a button that fails at the last step. Nothing changes for people already enrolled: their access to the same sessions is unchanged, and the checkout refuses a second charge for a day their course already includes. Buying a drop-in creates an ordinary booking — it appears in the client's bookings, it can be cancelled the usual way, and the payment shows up in their receipts.
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No-show and late-cancellation fees follow each venue’s settings
No-show and late-cancellation fees, including whether one is charged and how much, come from the venue’s cancellation settings (and a location override when set). Unconfigured venues are not billed a platform default.