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# How to Enable Check-In Alerts for a Member

You can subscribe to email or SMS notifications when a specific member checks in. The subscription is set up from the **membership card view page** in the Control Panel — navigate to the member's profile, scroll to Memberships, click **VIEW** on the card, and click **Notify Me by Email On Arrival** or **Notify Me by SMS On Arrival**.

Each staff member who wants to be notified must enable this individually from their own login — it is a per-staff, per-member subscription, not a system-wide setting. The member does not see or know about the subscription.

You can also subscribe to an entire membership program (all members in that program) and manage all your alert subscriptions from **View Alerts**.

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*Last updated: 2026-06-21*


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