# Performing Permit Rollovers ## When to Rollover Permits Patrons who pay by payroll deduction or through credit card purchases can also have their payments processed automatically as part of the rollover process. Before attempting rollovers, please follow the steps in these wiki articles to ensure you have activated the correct Sales Window and that you have your information correctly set up for automatic payments. Read Sales Window Management and Credit Card Management in OPS-COM Performing Permit Rollovers To begin a rollover hover over **Permits** and click **Permit Renewals.** Click **Rollover Users** to launch the **Rollover Wizard utility.** [](https://opscom.wiki/uploads/images/gallery/2024-06/FJbimage.png) ***Important*** Before a rollover can be performed you must make sure that the new sales window you are rolling into has a start date that is equal to or greater than the end date of your previous sales window. You may perform the steps outlined in the Sales Window Management and Credit Card Management in OPS-COM articles, to show you how you can set up sales windows before performing a rollover. ### Select Rollover Options From the permit Renewal window select the current sales window you are rolling over **from** (From Sales Window) on the left side of the form. [](https://opscom.wiki/uploads/images/gallery/2024-06/EZ2image.png) Then select the Sales Window you wish to roll the permits into. In our example we are rolling permits from the October Sales Window to the November Sales Window. At this point, we have the ability to select what user types we wish to roll over, or simply leave it as the default of **All User Types.** [](https://opscom.wiki/uploads/images/gallery/2024-06/KUpimage.png) We also have the ability to select what user types we wish to roll over, or simply leave it as the default of **All User Types.** Click on **Show Lots** to list all lots that can be rolled over in the selected Sales Window. The list of lots will appear below the search form. [](https://opscom.wiki/uploads/images/gallery/2024-06/7KQimage.png) You may choose to include or excuse specific permits from the rollover. To see the list of permits that you can toggle for renewability click on either the **Holders** or the **Renewing** button. [](https://opscom.wiki/uploads/images/gallery/2024-06/PLRimage.png) A list of permits in this lot will appear where you can toggle whether you wish to have permits renewable or not. In our example below permits STAFF1000 and STAFF1001 are not renewing and therefore should not roll over. Be sure to click **Update Permits** to save your changes. [](https://opscom.wiki/uploads/images/gallery/2024-06/tk9image.png) Here's the logic used for each column:
State | Current Permit Renewing (prevent rollover = 0) | User exists in target Sale Window | Permit exists in target Sale Window | Notes |
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Renewing | True | False | False | Neither the user, nor the permit exists, but the current permit is set to be renewed. |
Blocked | True | False | True | The permit exists in the target sale window, but the user doesn't. This means anywhere for any permit in the lot. If the user has multiple permits and some of them renewed, then they technically are not blocked. If the user has been given a different permit, they also are not blocked. |
Renewed | True | True | N/A | The user is considered renewed when they exist in the target sale window. Just like the note for blocked, it's not intended to be good for users with multiple permits. |
Not Renewing | False | False | N/A | The user was not found in the target sale window and their permit is also not renewing. This is the expected scenario. |
Not Renewing, but Exists | False | True | N/A | The user WAS found and their permit is not renewing. This could use some investigation to make sure that the user is supposed to have that permit or not. |