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Trip Profile redesign — unified roster + billing, bulk actions, and cleaner end-of-trip flows
We've rebuilt the trip profile page from the ground up to fix the biggest pain points we've heard: hunting between two tables to answer "is this scout paid?", end-of-trip surplus refunds taking N clicks instead of one, and a generally cluttered layout that didn't make it obvious what needed your attention. What's new One card per scout, not two tables. The old "Signups" and "Billing" sections have been replaced with a unified roster-billing card view — each scout's family gets one card showing who's signed up, what's owed, what's been paid, and per-participant actions (edit notes, comp, cancel signup) in one place. Toggle between Cards and List view; your choice is remembered. Trip Overview at a glance. A new top-of-page band surfaces Needs Attention, Approved Roster, Trip Cost, plus a totals strip — Total Due / Charged / Paid / Credits / Due Now — so you can answer "where do we stand?" without scrolling. Pending Approval queue with bulk approve/deny. Sign-ups waiting on you sit at the top of the page. Multi-select and approve or deny a batch in one click. Bulk reimbursement for end-of-trip surplus. The Expense popup now supports multiple recipients with per-row amounts, a "set all" shortcut, an "Include cancelled signups" toggle for residual refunds, and a live sum-vs-total check. Distributing leftover funds is now one submission instead of N. Edit signup notes after the fact. Allergies, "can drive," and the new driver notes field (capacity, vehicle info, etc.) can now be edited on existing pending or approved signups — by managers and the connected guardian. No more cancel + resignup just to fix a typo. Drivers + Special Notes accordion. A collapsed-by-default Logistics band aggregates driver info and any flagged notes across the whole approved roster, so trip leads can pull up everything they need at a glance. Trip header chip strip. Private status, Roster default, Signup deadline, and the date range now sit as a row of pills directly under the trip title — easier to scan, and the manager-only chips are gated to managers. Safety + cleanup Idempotent money flows. Double-clicks and network retries can no longer post duplicate payments or reimbursements. Dedupe of historical signups. Families that re-signed up after a cancellation no longer appear under multiple statuses on the page. Permission fix. The Adjust button is now properly trip-scoped — leaders only see it for trips they manage. "Post Due Charges" button retired. The 5-minute cron already auto-posts due charges; the manual button was a redundant code path. Heads up We also gave site-wide buttons and chips a small refresh as part of this work — outlined "stroke" buttons, a softer destructive-action style, tighter small-button sizing — so you'll see consistent styling across other pages too.
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Trip Rosters
We need a way to view and print a trip roster as a simple list that is viewable in one screen. This needs to separate Scouts and Adults as two separate lists. Trip leaders and also youth leaders (SPL, and PLs) often need a printout of the roster that they will use to take roll at meetings. The Youth leaders use the printed version during the trip itself. The roster should also show the phone number and contact email for all participants and birthdays for the youth. This helps adults call/text during a trip, and helps youth and adults send out emails to only trip participants. Would be great if there were an option to select all participants, copy all emails at once, and then the user could paste those addresses into their email. The youth leaders need to see birthdays to help organize tent assignments (Scouts can only tent together if they are within 2 years of age of each other). For phones, it would be great if a user could log in from their phone, and then grab some or all of the phone numbers to copy and paste into a group text - to notify families of our ETA as we return, or in case of a change in plans/emergency. The printout also needs to show a number of how many people are in each patrol (so the reader doesn't have to count manually) as well as the number of people on the trip total. Going above and beyond - it would be great to have the ability to sort this roster into patrols. Patrols include both youth and adults. Trips usually have as few as one patrol or as many as 5-6 patrols (e.g. Summer Camp). These are "trip patrols" meaning they may not be the same as the patrols in Troop meetings. Each patrol has an acting patrol leader.
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