Preparing your assortment for the request module
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Written by Dennis de Kort
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With the request module, of course, you want to receive requests.

In order to carry out these assignments most efficiently, it is important that the request module contains the correct and up-to-date information so you can actually offer what is being requested.

Step 1: In the navigation menu bar at the top right, click on 'Setup' (the 'gear' icon at the top right).

Events

Step 2: click on 'general settings' in the left-hand menu. You can now see the 'event types'.

Step 3: Set everything right here! Make sure to include all events that you can possibly organise. You can add an event by clicking on 'add type' (found underneath all the event types). You can remove a type by clicking on the bin to the right of the event. Move a type by keeping pressed your left mouse button on the three vertical lines next to the event type name and move your cursor to the top or bottom.

Step 4: Save your details.

Locations

Step 5: Click on 'locations' at the left-hand menu.

Step 6: Fill in all your possible locations and make sure that all the locations you have available are included. You can add locations by pressing the blue 'add location' button at the top. You can delete a location by clicking on the bin on the right-hand side of the location bar. Move a location by keeping pressed your left mouse button on the three vertical lines next to the location name and move your cursor to the top or bottom.

Step 7: Save your details.

Packages

Step 8: Click on 'packages' in the left-hand menu.

Step 9: Add all your packages here and make sure they are up to date. You can add a package by clicking on 'add package' at the top.

You can remove a package by pressing the bin to the right of the arrangement. Move a package by keeping pressed your left mouse button on the three vertical lines next to the package name and move your cursor to the top or bottom.

Step 10: Save your details.

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