Household records
Keep participants, guardians, family contacts, and household information organized around one connected family.
Families + Households
The BaseOps Family Portal gives families secure access to participant records, registrations, receipts, household contacts, and authorized pickup information while keeping those records connected to program operations.
BaseOps Programs
Step 1
Family securely accesses the portal
Step 2
Review participants and household records
Step 3
Maintain eligible family and pickup information
Step 4
Review registrations and available records
Step 5
Updated information supports program operations
Family self-service
Household and participant information remains connected to the programs, registrations, attendance workflows, and staff operations that depend on it.
Keep participants, guardians, family contacts, and household information organized around one connected family.
Maintain pickup contacts and define which participants each approved person may pick up.
Give families one place to review program registration activity and available payment records.
Allow appropriate household and pickup information to be maintained without recreating the family record elsewhere.
One family relationship
The Family Portal extends the same participant and household relationships staff use across registration, attendance, pickup, and reporting.
Step 1
Family securely accesses the portal
Step 2
Review participants and household records
Step 3
Maintain eligible family and pickup information
Step 4
Review registrations and available records
Step 5
Updated information supports program operations
Today’s Flow
Household records become operational context during the day, giving staff access to the relationships and pickup information connected to each participant.
See attendance + pickupParticipant context
Staff can work from participant and household records that originated from the same connected family.
When staff need help
Guardian and household information can support staff when a participant needs family attention.
Checkout
Pickup permissions stay tied to the participant so checkout can use the family’s current authorized relationships.
After the day
Family, registration, attendance, and program activity remain part of one operational history.
Families + program operations
BaseOps uses the household as an operational relationship connecting participants, guardians, authorized pickup people, registrations, payments, and daily program activity.
Community programs often need to understand more than who registered a participant. Staff may need guardian information, household contacts, emergency relationships, authorized pickup permissions, and participant records throughout the program.
BaseOps keeps those relationships organized around the family instead of creating disconnected contacts for each individual workflow.
Common workflows
Pickup rules can be different for each family and participant. A person may be authorized for one participant but not another, and staff need that distinction when checkout actually happens.
The Family Portal allows pickup relationships to remain connected to the participant so attendance and checkout workflows can use the same information.
Common workflows
Families may participate in more than one program over time. Keeping the household relationship connected makes it easier for registration activity to remain associated with the same participants and family.
That creates a stronger foundation for returning-family workflows and future program registrations without treating every program interaction as an unrelated record.
Common workflows
Families should not need separate destinations for every part of the program experience. The portal can surface useful registration and receipt information within the same family-centered experience.
Because BaseOps keeps those records connected, staff and families are referencing the same underlying program relationship.
Common workflows
One family record
Household records are not isolated profile data. They help power registrations, emergency contacts, authorized pickup, attendance workflows, payment records, and family communication.
Explore the Programs platformParticipant and household relationships remain connected to program registration activity.
Family and participant information stays available as participants move into daily sessions.
Authorized pickup relationships can support checkout and participant release decisions.
Program communication can reach the families actually connected to the offering.
Related features
BaseOps Programs works as one connected system, so information can continue from one operational workflow into the next.
Participants + enrollment
Start the participant and family relationship with connected registration.
Sessions + pickup
Bring household and pickup relationships into live daily operations.
Payments + records
Keep payment and receipt information associated with the registration and family.
Connect the family experience
Bring participant, household, registration, pickup, payment, and program information together in one family-centered workflow.