Breaks & VIP

 

 

Putting a dancer on a break which means taking out of the rotation to be called for a pole show, will ask how long do you want her to go off for. There are two options, one is Start a Timer and the other is to select a specific time she's off for. Starting the timer will show you a count of time that she has gone off for, whereas selecting a time will automatically put her back in the rotation after that time.


Want to create a new dancer to be used in CoverJock? Here's how:

 

Method 1

  1. Open CoverJock, then tap or click on the Dancers tab.

  2. In the list of dancers right mouse click on a dancer, tap or click the search box to search for a dancer.
    (The search facility searches for the dancer name in the list)

  3. To edit the dancer tap or click the menu item called Edit Profile.
    (This opens the dancer profile card ready to change)

  4. Tap or click the tile Put on a Break or select a Dance Product (BoothPoint only).
    (Either select a time or Start Timer)

 

Method 2

  1. Open CoverJock, then tap or click on the Dancer Rotation tab on the right.

  2. In the rotation on the right hand side, double tap or click on the dancer.
    (This opens the dancer menu options)

  3. To edit the dancer tap or click the menu item called Edit Profile.

  4. Tap or click the tile Put on a Break or select a Dance Product (BoothPoint only).
    (Either select a time or Start Timer)

 

Note

Putting a dancer on a break which means taking out of the rotation to be called for a pole show, will ask how long do you want her to go off for. There are two options, one is Start a Timer and the other is to select a specific time she's off for. Starting the timer will show you a count of time that she has gone off for, whereas selecting a time will automatically put her back in the rotation after that time.

 

Tip

Upgrading to BoothPoint allows you to enter much more personal details, the specially designed profile will store all of the information that your business requires, this includes: signed contracts, required identification, dancers sales reports and up to date clocking in history.