Is there a training guide to provide the what the online Position Manager areas mean and how they are used or can be used to give authority to processes? I would like to know the difference between Position Assignment vs Functional Assignment. Is the Functional area a way to give additional authority to someone who does not hold the actual registered position? Where is the guidance listing the authority for each online position. TY
@KimberlyCraddock - i found this
I am Cubmaster for my Pack, as well as a D3 rep, but I cannot update anyone’s information or add leaders anywhere. I was aware that Scoutbook is 20th century MS DOS-like tech, but there is nothing easy about the interface, nor is anything logical in the slightest. Suggestions/Recommendations?!!
@GrantGarrett were are you trying to make these changes - you cannot in Registered Position Manager - only Functional Positions
I’m trying to add den leaders, but there’s no place to do that in functional positions?
@GrantGarrett
Den leader is a registered position. Only your Charter Org Rep or Charter Org Rep Delegate can change registered positions.
And, what if they have little/no contact with us or Scoutbook at all?
That is an issue but since the COR is a Key 3 member they should be active. Your options are to get the COR to be active, assign a COR Delegate or get the Charter Org to find a new COR who will be active. The COR/COR Delegate must approve all registered leaders because this is saying the Charter Org accepts the adult as a leader.
Appreciated. That makes logical sense, even if the website and navigation doesn’t
NOW in SB+ (advancements.scouting.org) - if you go to Roster > Dens > Edit Den - when you add an adult to Den they are Den Admin which functions as Den Leader just without the title
…but that adult still has to be a registered scouter for the unit, correct?
Yes, the den leader must be registered.
If they are registered in your unit, you can click on their name on the scoutbook.Scouting.org roster page and add a position. This is particularly useful if they are acting in more than one position. For example, a Cubmaster who also leads a den.