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Reservation Sheet Icons Explained (Admin Legend)

Updated over 2 weeks ago

The Birrdi Admin Reservation Sheet uses simple icons to give you quick, at-a-glance context about each reservation β€” without needing to open it.

This guide explains what each icon means and where to find the legend at any time.


How to Find the Icon Legend

You can view the full legend directly inside Birrdi:

  1. Click Simulators in the top menu bar than click into your simulator

  2. Look near the date picker at the top right of the page

  3. Click the question mark ( ? ) icon

This opens the Legend, which explains every icon shown on the reservation sheet.


Icon Meanings

Below is a breakdown of each icon and what it represents:

πŸ“£ Reserved by Staff

This reservation was created by a staff member (front desk or admin), not by the customer online.


πŸ’² Paid $0

The reservation was completed at $0, typically due to:

  • 100% comp

  • Full credit coverage

  • Special internal pricing


πŸ’² Not Paid

Payment has not yet been collected for this reservation.


πŸ’² Pre-Paid

The reservation has been successfully paid in advance.


βœ”οΈ Checked In

The customer has been checked in for their reservation.


πŸ“ˆ Earned Loyalty Points

The reservation earned loyalty points for the customer.


πŸͺ™ Applied Credits

Credits were applied toward this reservation (membership credits, promos, etc.).


🏷️ Customer Used a Promo Code

A promo code was applied during checkout.


🏷️ Customer Used a Groupon

The reservation was created using a Groupon redemption.


πŸ“‹ Customer Answered Questions

The customer completed questions (not forms/waivers) during booking.


πŸ’¬ Staff Notes

Internal staff notes are attached to this reservation.


Why This Matters

These icons let staff quickly:

  • Confirm payment status

  • Identify staff-created reservations

  • See loyalty, credits, or promos at a glance

  • Avoid opening every reservation individually

They’re designed to keep the reservation sheet fast, clean, and actionable β€” especially during busy shifts.


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