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Promotions Report

The Promotions report helps you find active memberships that may be ready for the next level. It shows each member’s program, current and next levels, next promotion date, qualifying class count, and last attendance. A date based on a scheduled grading is labeled (grading).

The report includes memberships with a next level and at least one promotion requirement. A member must meet every applicable requirement to be eligible today. If the program keeps level requirements, an existing membership can still follow its earlier requirements and next-level destination.

Open Reports → Promotions. You need permission to view reports. The Classes column counts confirmed attendance since the last promotion, including attendance at another school or before a program change when it belongs to the same membership. It excludes classes with Counts towards attendance turned off.

Leave Eligible by empty, then select Search. The report checks whether each member’s promotion date has arrived and whether they have enough qualifying classes.

For example, a level may require 20 classes and 60 days. A member who has attended 20 classes but has been at the level for only 45 days will not yet meet both requirements. The Classes column helps you see their attendance progress.

Choose a date in Eligible by, then select Search. This checks date-based eligibility by that cutoff date, but does not check the minimum class requirement. Review the Classes column before promoting anyone.

The cutoff uses the same next-promotion date displayed in the report. For a grading currently inside its window, that date is no earlier than today and the member’s minimum-days threshold. A cutoff before that displayed date does not match.

An ended grading with rollover disabled can remain the member’s applicable grading until they are promoted or excluded. For a held member with no minimum-days requirement, its date remains the grading’s start date. This does not waive the class requirement: review attendance before promoting.

For example, if a member reaches the 60-day requirement next month, you can choose a date next month to see whether their date requirement will be met by then. The report may include them even if they still need more classes.

Use the filters to search by program, current level, or next level. This can help when you are preparing promotions for one program or reviewing members moving to a particular level.

If the date has (grading) next to it, the level uses a scheduled grading date. To review a grading roster and promote several members together, see Manage Gradings. To promote one member, see Promote a Member.