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Locker Sales Windows

This article describes how to use theThe Locker Sales WindowWindows tool allows administrators to create and manage the specific timeframes during which users can purchase lockers. ThisIts featureprimary allowspurpose administratorsis to control the public availability of locker salesinventory for differentdistinct rental periods, such as by semester or academic year. This guidearticle is intended for OPSCOMOPS-COM administrators.administrators responsible for managing locker operations.

Setup &and Configuration

The core setup for this feature involves creating the primary sales windows that define your rental periods.

    Admin Side: Administrators must build and configure the active sales periods in the backend before any lockers can be sold.

    1. Hover over Locker Management and click Sales Window.

    2. On

      Click the Add Sale Window button on the Manage Locker Sales Window page,page.

      click the Add Sale Window button.
    3. Fill in the required information in the pop-up window that appears.

    4. Click the Save Changes. button. The new sales window will be created with an "Inactive" status by default.

User Side: End-users do not configure sales windows. They simply log in and select from the active windows presented to them during the locker purchasing process on the user portal.

Using this Feature

Once sales windows are successfully created, youadministrators can manage their visibility and status.operational status using the provided interface tools.

Available Actions and Buttons

Administrators can perform the following actions to manage their locker sales periods:

  • Activating and Deactivating Sales WindowsActive: To activate or deactivate a sales window, clickClick the Active button next to it.a sales window to toggle its status. An active window allows users to purchase associated lockers. You can have up to four active sales windows at one time, strictly limited to one for each category: Yearly (Y), Monthly (M), Semester (S), and Other (O).

  • Editing a Sales WindowEdit: Click the Edit button to modify the configuration details of aan existing sales window.

  • IfArchive: Click the EditArchive button is faded and unavailable, it means the sales window already has locker sales associated with it and cannot be modified by an administrator. Please contact OPSCOM support for assistance in this case.

    Archiving and Restoring Sales Windows Toto move a completed or expired window out of the main view, click the Archive button.view. The window will be moved to the Past Locker Sales Window section.

    To
  • Restore: Click the Restore button next to an item in the archive section to bring an archived window back to the active list,list.

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  • If the RestoreEdit button nextis tofaded and unavailable, it inindicates that the archive section.


    Best Practices & Considerations

    • Deactivating a sales window thatalready has active locker rentalssales willassociated causewith allit users to lose their lockers within that window. The lockersand can no longer be restoredmodified by reactivatingan theadministrator. window,Please butcontact OPS-COM Support for assistance in this actioncase.

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      Best performedPractices withand caution.Considerations

      • Plan your sales windows in advance: Plan your sales windows well in advance of each rental period (e.g., before the start of a new semester). Create the windows ahead of time and leave them inactive; only activate them only when you are completely ready for public sales to begin.

      • Exercise extreme caution when deactivating: Deactivating a sales window that has active locker rentals will immediately cause all users to lose their lockers within that window. While the lockers can technically be restored by reactivating the window, this action heavily disrupts user data and should be performed with extreme caution.

      Deactivating a populated sales window instantly removes locker assignments. Always verify the window is completely empty or truly expired before disabling its active status.