Use the location admin portal
Every location you create gets its own small admin portal — a separate sign-in from your dashboard account, meant to be handed to whoever is staffing that location on the day. This covers logging in, reading the table, and manually checking someone out.
BEFORE YOU START
The location needs a Username and Password set on it first — without both, there's nothing to sign in with. See "Set up bundle locations" if you haven't set those yet. Attendance also has to be enabled on the bundle overall.
Sign in
Open the Bundle Admin Login Page link shown next to the location on its bundle's Attendance tab, or go to the bundle's admin URL directly.
Enter the location's own Username and Password — not your dashboard login — and choose Sign In.
Once signed in, the session stays scoped to that one location until Sign Out is chosen — it doesn't give access to the bundle's other locations, and it doesn't give access to your dashboard account either. It's a separate, narrower login by design, since it's meant to be handed out freely to whoever is on site.
Read the dashboard
The table lists check-ins at this one location, with a column for each of the following.
It only lists check-ins from the last 14 days by default. A Show checked-out entries toggle reveals people who have already checked out within that window, and a count badge at the top shows how many are currently checked in against the running total. Click any column header to sort by it — Check-in sorts newest first by default.
Check someone out manually
Find the row and choose Check Out, confirming the prompt that follows.
This exists for the case where a participant leaves without checking out themselves — from a phone, a shared tablet, or simply forgetting. It records the checkout at the moment you click it, not backdated to whenever they actually left, so use it as soon as you notice rather than at the end of the day.
GOOD TO KNOW
The two download buttons in the header — Download CSV and Print Checked-in List — both work from this same login, without needing your dashboard account at all. That's covered in "Export the attendance log".
Sign out
Choose Sign Out in the header when you're done — especially on a shared or public device, since anyone with the browser left open afterwards would otherwise see this location's check-in history.
If something isn't working
What next
Once you're comfortable reading the table, the same portal is where the exports live too.
