Staff-led or self-service booking
Staff can create bookings manually, while clubs can optionally enable self-service for people whose current legal shooting basis permits the selected slot.
Club early access is open.Firearms Records is accepting shooting clubs for early access to the Standard plan.
Join club early accessBooking system for shooting clubs
Give staff and eligible shooters a comprehensive booking system for slots, lanes, participants, payments, warnings, firearm usage, and the compliance record that follows.
Flexible scheduling
Configure how people book, how lanes are allocated, what each slot costs, and when capacity is available—without forcing every activity into the same template.
Staff can create bookings manually, while clubs can optionally enable self-service for people whose current legal shooting basis permits the selected slot.
Add several participants to one booking, reserve places for unknown guests to populate later, or let staff place people into a shared slot—while retaining a person-level trail for reconciliation.
Define different slot types and prices, adjust allocations dynamically, and let bookers pay for back-to-back sessions when extended lane time is available.
Let people select a lane, have the system allocate one, or pool lane capacity so more than one booking can share the same lane.
Close availability or apply one-off and recurring overrides without rebuilding the wider timetable.
Customise lane names, lane designation names and colours, and the colour used for each legal basis so staff can read the schedule quickly.
Live booking operations
See the state of the day clearly, surface noteworthy participant or payment context, and keep the grid focused on work that remains outstanding.
Draw staff attention to lapsed membership, missing payment, or a legal basis that does not permit the selected slot—for example, a guest assigned to a member session.
Move between clear grid views and apply staff-specific filters so each person can focus on the information they need.
Track upcoming, in-progress, completed, cancelled, and absent bookings. Completed bookings become muted, while cancelled and absent entries stay hidden by default unless staff choose to show them.
See who has paid, how much has been received, and what remains outstanding without maintaining a separate booking payment list.
Assign and record firearm usage—including rounds shot—against each participant while the booking context is still in front of staff.
Automatically notify people when a booking is created or changed, add booking notes and optional cancellation or absence reasons, and retain a staff-associated activity log with timestamps.
Automatic reconciliation
Keep each participant and their activity attached to the booking, then let completion create the attendance history without staff rebuilding the same event elsewhere.
Start with known participants or unknown guest placeholders, then populate and keep every person distinct—even when several share one booking.
Confirm who attended and capture firearm usage and rounds against the right participant.
Move the booking to completed once staff have reconciled what happened.
Automatically preserve attendance, legal shooting basis, and firearm usage for compliance and long-term recordkeeping.
Booking FAQs
Tell us how your club allocates places, checks eligibility, and records attendance so the demo can follow a realistic workflow.
Explore the free Standard trialYes. Where self-service is enabled by the club and included in the plan, a person can reserve an available place only where their current legal shooting basis permits the selected slot. Staff can continue to create bookings manually.
Yes. A booking can include multiple participants, and staff can assign people to a shared booking or slot. Each person remains individually associated so attendance and firearm usage can later be reconciled against the correct record.
Yes. Staff can reserve a place for an unknown guest and populate the participant details later, while keeping the booking ready for individual attendance and firearm-usage reconciliation.
Yes. Clubs can configure booking by lane or automatic lane allocation. Lanes can also use pooled capacity where more than one booking may occupy the same lane.
Supported plans can connect slot pricing, card payments, and vouchers to the session. Staff can see who has paid, the amount received, and what remains outstanding. Where configured, back-to-back sessions can be purchased for extended lane use. Stripe processing fees apply when supported online payments are taken.
Staff confirm attendance and firearm usage—including rounds shot—against each participant. Completing the booking automatically reconciles that information into an attendance entry, preserving the applicable legal shooting basis and firearm usage for compliance and long-term recordkeeping.
Yes. Current membership, payment, legal basis, and participant context can control self-service access and raise clear staff warnings. A suspended or inactive member cannot make a new self-service booking; existing future bookings remain visible with a clear warning so staff can review them.
Cancelled and absent bookings can retain an optional reason and are hidden from the grid by default, although staff can show them when needed. Completed bookings become visually muted so attention stays on work that is still outstanding.
Yes. Automatic notifications are sent to confirm a new booking and to notify the relevant people when an existing booking is changed.
Connected club software
Each workflow has a focused job to do, while sharing the appropriate context through one connected platform.
Shooting club bookings
Tell us how your club currently publishes sessions, allocates places, handles payments, and records attendance so early access can reflect real booking work.