Kavi® Members Help

Chapter 126. Manage Individual Membership Type Groups

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Overview

The Manage Individual Membership Type Groups page is used to view and manage individual membership type groups.

Membership type groups may be created for two reasons:

To define dependencies between primary and dependent membership types

Kavi Members supports grouping structures with up to two tiers of membership levels: a primary and secondary (dependant) level. In two-tier membership systems, a group of primary membership types is defined as a prerequisite for a group of dependant, secondary-level memberships.

To impose limits on memberships held simultaneously

In both single-tier and two-tier membership structures, the grouping mechanism can also be used to set a limit on the number of memberships within a group that can be held simultaneously.

Use the Manage Individual Membership Type Groups tool to:

  • View existing individual membership type groups, their names, availability, term and display order.

  • Access Kavi Members tools that allow you to edit or delete existing individual membership type groups.

  • Click the Add a New Membership Type Group link to create a new group.

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The page displays a tabular list of existing individual membership type groups, plus links to tools to add, edit or delete a individual membership type.

The list displays the following fields:

Name

The name of the membership type group.

Dependency (Prerequisite Group)

If this membership type group is a dependent type, this field displays the name of the prerequisite membership type group. If this membership type group is not a dependent type, this field displays 'None: Primary Group.'

Max in Group

The maximum number of memberships within this group of membership types that can be held simultaneously.

Membership Types

A list of the membership types in this group.

Action

Links to manage this membership type group. If the 'Delete' link is not visible, this membership type group is in use.

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