Transaction Categories & Reporting

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Focus on personal account actions, event signup, and age-appropriate access boundaries.

  • Review what can be self-managed versus what requires parent or leader action.
  • Check transaction request and event deadline rules before submitting changes.

This guide explains how TroopForge handles non-event withdrawal categories and operational reporting, with role-specific instructions for treasurers, leaders, parents, and scouts.

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Lifecycle: Configure Categories, Process Requests, and Report

Transaction category and reporting workflows move through three connected stages in TroopForge.

  1. Treasurer defines and maintains transaction request categories.
  2. Members submit withdrawal requests and treasurers approve or deny them.
  3. Leaders and treasurers review reporting views and export files for follow-up and reconciliation.

Parent/Scout Workflow: Request Withdrawal and Track Status

Where to go: Left nav Transactions -> Request Withdrawal.

  1. Open Transactions and click Request Withdrawal.
  2. If you can access multiple scout accounts, select the correct member first.
  3. Choose a category from the dropdown list provided by treasury.
  4. Confirm amount (default can be edited), then add optional notes.
  5. Submit the request.
  6. After submit, TroopForge confirms: A treasurer will review your request.
  7. Track status in Withdrawal Requests as Pending, Approved, or Denied.
  • Pending requests reserve funds until the request is resolved.
  • Parents and scouts can submit requests but cannot approve or deny them.

Role Boundaries and Expected Access

  • Only treasurers manage transaction request categories and resolve pending request approvals.
  • Only leaders and treasurers can open the Reports catalog and report pages.
  • Parents and scouts use the Transactions experience for request submission and personal/family visibility.

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