Edit a Level
Levels define the names and progression rules members use within a program. You can rename a level, update its requirements, and change its position in the progression. Review the effects before saving because changes may affect members already working toward promotion.
Edit a level
Section titled “Edit a level”- Open Programs, select the program, then open Levels.
- Select the level you want to change and choose Edit.
- Update its name or promotion requirements.
- Save the level.
Use Move up, Move down, Move in, or Move out in the level list to change order or nesting. The level order determines which level comes next.
Changing promotion requirements
Section titled “Changing promotion requirements”Check the program’s Keep level requirements until next promotion setting before editing.
With that setting off, new minimum days, minimum classes, grading settings, and next-level assignments apply to existing members immediately. With it on, memberships already at an affected level keep their previous requirements and next level until their level changes. Members reaching the level later use the updated rules.
For example, if you raise a requirement from 20 to 25 classes with the setting on, an existing member can still qualify at 20. A member who starts that level after the edit must reach 25. Further edits do not replace the original requirements kept for the existing member.
Review the Promotions report before and after saving, and tell staff which rules apply.
Before changing the progression
Section titled “Before changing the progression”Check the full order before moving or nesting a level. Members at the last level have no next level to move into. When the program keeps requirements, existing memberships also keep their old next-level destination, including having no destination. Do not assume reordering the list updates everyone.
Turning the program setting off clears these kept values and applies the current progression immediately. This is a program-wide change, not a way to update one member.
For grading-based progression, review the Gradings guide. To review how many members qualify, use the Promotions report.