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How to Post, View, and Edit Activities as an Admin

Post Activities to Enrollee, Instructor, and Class timelines, post in bulk, and view or edit posted Activities in the Admin Portal

Written by Serena Edwards

Admin users can post Activities to Enrollees, Instructors, and Classes. They can also view and edit Activities posted to an Enrollee's timeline. This article explains how to do each of these in the Admin Portal.

Before You Start — Match the Activity to the Timeline

Each timeline shows only the Activities created under its matching entity:

  • Enrollee timeline — Shows only Activities created under the Enrollee entity

  • Instructor timeline — Shows only Activities created under the Instructor entity

  • Class timeline — Shows only Activities created under the Class entity

To see where each timeline appears in each portal, see Enrollee, Instructor, and Class Timelines: Where to Find Each One.

Post an Enrollee Activity

Step 1 — Open the Enrollee Activity Page

Go to Enrollees, then click the Activity tab. Your account may call this page Students or Children. Choose the Enrollment Period at the top to see its list of Enrollees.

Enrollsy Enrollee Activity page showing the Enrollment Period selector and the list of Enrollees

Step 2 — Choose the Enrollee and Activity

  • Click the Enrollee's name, or type it in to filter the list

  • If the Enrollee has more than one enrollment in the Enrollment Period, pick the one with the correct Program name under it

  • Click the down arrow under the Enrollee's name and choose an Activity

Enrollsy Enrollee Activity page showing the Activity dropdown under a selected Enrollee's name

Step 3 — Add Information

Enter the details the Activity asks for. If the Activity has an Activity Form attached, fill in all required fields.

Enrollsy Activity posting window with fields for entering details about an Enrollee Activity

Step 4 — Post the Activity

Click Post. The Activity appears on the Enrollee's timeline, along with any Activities posted before.

Enrollsy Enrollee timeline showing a newly posted Activity above earlier Activity posts

NOTE: Admins can post an Activity to only one Enrollee at a time. To post to more than one Enrollee, set up an Instructor user for yourself and log in as that Instructor. You can use the same email address as your Admin account. Make sure Can access all classes is checked. For steps, see How to View and Log Activities in the Instructor Portal.

Enrollsy Instructor settings showing the Can access all classes checkbox

Post One Activity to Multiple Classes and Dates

The Bulk Activities button posts the same Activity to several Classes and dates at once, , so you don't have to post each one separately. What you can post depends on your role:

  • Admins and Instructors — One Enrollee, multiple Classes, multiple dates

  • Account Holders — Multiple Enrollees, multiple Classes, multiple dates

Admins and Instructors Post Bulk Activities

Bulk Activities works for one Enrollee at a time. Repeat these steps for each Enrollee.

  • Go to the Classes page, find the Enrollee and click the timeline icon to open their timeline

Enrollsy Classes page showing the timeline icon next to an Enrollee's name
  • Click Bulk Activities

    Enrollsy Enrollee timeline showing the Bulk Activities button
  • Choose the Activity you want to post

    Enrollsy Bulk Activities window showing the dropdown for choosing an Activity
  • Select one or more Classes

    Enrollsy Bulk Activities window showing the list for selecting one or more Classes
  • Select one or more dates for the Activity

    Enrollsy Bulk Activities window showing the field for selecting one or more dates
  • Check the total number of Activities at the bottom of the window, then click Create

    Enrollsy Bulk Activities window showing the total number of Activities to be created and the Create button

Account Holders — Post Bulk Activities

Account Holders with more than one child or dependent enrolled can log the same Activity for all of them, across their Classes and dates, from one screen in the Customer Portal. For steps, see How to View and Log Activities in the Customer Portal.

Enrollsy Customer Portal showing the Bulk Activities option for logging an Activity for multiple Enrollees

Post an Instructor Activity

Instructor Activities post to a staff member's timeline. Only Admin users and that Instructor can see them, so they work well for internal records like call-outs, trainings, or shift notes.

Step 1 — Open the Instructor's Timeline

Go to My Company > Users > Instructors. Click the timeline icon next to the Instructor's name.

Enrollsy Instructors list under My Company showing the timeline icon next to an Instructor's name

Step 2 — Post the Activity

  • Click the down arrow and choose the Activity

  • Enter the details the Activity asks for, including any required fields on an attached Activity Form

  • Click Post

The Activity appears on the Instructor's timeline, along with any Activities posted before.

Enrollsy Instructor timeline in the Admin Portal showing a posted Instructor Activity

Post a Class Activity

Class Activities post to the whole Class instead of each Enrollee. Only Admin users and Instructors can see them, so they work well for group records like meal counts, daily recaps, or classroom notes.

NOTE: Class Activities are posted from the Ratios page, which must be turned on for your account. If you don't see it, chat in and let us know.

Step 1 — Open the Class Timeline

Go to Dashboard > Ratios. Find the Class and click the Timeline button under it.

Enrollsy Ratios page on the Dashboard showing the Timeline button under a Class

Step 2 — Post the Activity

  • In the window that opens, choose the Activity

  • Enter the details the Activity asks for, including any required fields on an attached Activity Form

  • Click Post

The Activity appears on the Class timeline.

Enrollsy Class timeline window showing a posted Class Activity

View Posted Activities

Admin users can see Activities that Account Holders, Instructors, and other Admins post to an Enrollee's timeline. You can view them in three places.

Enrollee Activity Page

Go to Enrollees, then click the Activity tab. Choose the Enrollment Period at the top, then click the Enrollee to see their Activity posts.

Enrollsy Enrollee Activity page showing the Activity posts on a selected Enrollee's timeline

Activities Report

Go to Reports > Activities, then choose the Location and Enrollment Period. Click Filter at the top right to narrow the report by any of these:

  • Timeline (Enrollee, Instructor, or Class)

  • One or more specific Activities

  • Start and end dates

  • Posted by

  • Program name

  • Class name

For more details, see How to Create an Activities Report.

Enrollsy Activities report showing the Filter panel with options for narrowing Activity posts

Activity Notifications

  • Click the bell icon at the top right

  • Click Check Notification Settings if this is your first time. Otherwise, click the settings button next to Notifications

  • Choose the Activities you want to be notified about. For full steps, see How to Set Up the Admin Notification Center

Enrollsy Admin notification panel opened from the bell icon showing the notification settings option

Edit an Enrollee Activity

Step 1 — Find the Enrollee

Go to Enrollees, then click the Activity tab. Choose the Enrollment Period, then type the Enrollee's name to filter the list and click it. The Enrollee's Activities appear under their name.

Enrollsy Enrollee Activity page showing a filtered Enrollee and the list of Activities under their name

Step 2 — Edit the Activity

Click the pencil icon on the Activity you want to edit. A side window opens where you can change:

  • Basic information, including the posted date and time

  • Any other editable details in that Activity, such as health information

Enrollsy side window for editing a posted Activity's basic information and health details

Step 3 — Save Your Changes

Click Save.

Enrollsy Activity edit side window showing the Save button at the bottom

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