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Golden Records Online has been updated to add two new features.
Club events can be added to an Outlook style calendar and advertised to members through their online portal. Events can be made private and hidden from members and it supports colour coding and recurring events. Event attendance can be managed, and through the existing Waiting List feature beginners course and taster sessions can be also managed. Members can add their desire to attend and this will be visible to the club managers.
Attendance of members can be tracked and reported. This is independent of the calendar and only records the day attended and not times. Data can be exported or reported within Golden Records Online to show how often members are attending. An import facility is available for adding existing data or for bulk updating.
Subscription rates have increased from April 14 2024 to £27.50 for an annual club subscription, £49.50 for 2 years and £71.50 for 3 years. The personal subscription rate has increased to £11 per year.
The increase will apply from the next renewal, or in the case of trial subscriptions from the end of the trial.
The previous subscription price for Golden Records Online was set back in 2017.
Although this increase exceeds inflation it is the first increase in 7 years and to keep pace with inflation since 2017 a 25% increase would be needed. Future increases will be annual.
Golden Records online and desktop has been updated to add two user definable fields to Club Records and to enable in the UK the automatic mapping of age groups and rounds for club records to be disabled. This will enable the built in mappings to be disabled if desired to treat new and old age groups as being different for club records purposes.