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Everything your camp office does, in one place

From the first application after Sukkos to the last bus home in August. Every part works with the others, so a family you accept is already on the bunk board, the bus list and the bill.

CampOffice dashboard for a sample camp, listing the season's steps in order: set up the summer, set prices and the application, send it out, accept applications, make the bunks, check payments and forms, run camp.
  • The Applications list: each family's application with how it came in, what needs a look, a possible match with a family already on file, and how they plan to pay.

    Registration

    Applications that come in complete

    Parents apply online from a private link with no account to make. Returning campers come back filled in, and you accept, wait-list or decline in a few clicks. Paper and PDF applications too.

  • The Invoices list: each family's invoice with its total and what is still owed, and a Record payment button on every row.

    Billing and payments

    Know who owes what, every day

    Invoices from registrations, card and bank payments, payment plans, checks and cash, Zelle matched to the right family, and QuickBooks Online, Desktop or Xero kept in step.

  • Writing a message to families: a name for it, sent as email and text, and who gets it, by families or staff, grades and bunks. Texts and calls only go to people who agreed to get them.

    Messages and phone

    One message reaches every parent

    Send one message to every parent by email, text or phone call, approved by a person first. A camp hotline with recorded updates, texts back from parents, and control from your own phone.

  • The bunk board for one grade: campers not in a bunk yet with the friend each asked for, two bunks with their counselors and beds filled, and a button to suggest bunks for the rest.

    Bunks, buses and staff

    Bunks without the whiteboard

    A bunk board you drag campers onto, grades with your own names, bus routes from your bus company, a daily headcount, an infirmary log, and staff hiring with references.

  • A family's private page on a phone: what is still to do this summer (documents, permissions and a form) and each child's session, status and bunk.

    Family pages

    A page parents can use without calling the office

    Each family gets a private page, with no password, to apply, upload documents, answer permission slips, see invoices and pay. In English or Yiddish, and easy on a phone.

  • A camp's own website made in CampOffice: the camp's name and tagline, this summer's dates, an Apply button, contact details, and an English and Yiddish switch.

    Camp website

    A website for your camp, kept up to date for you

    Your camp's own website, made in CampOffice: your pictures and words, this summer's grades and dates, the Apply button and a contact form, at your own domain if you have one.

  • Office assistant

    Say what you need, and approve it

    Ask about your camp in plain words and have messages, invoices and changes prepared for you to approve. Also by text, email or phone call from your own phone.

Everything that comes with CampOffice

Every part below is included in both ways to have it.

  • One system for the whole year

    Applications, bunks, payments, forms, messages and the phone line live in one place, instead of forms, spreadsheets and notebooks kept in step by hand.

  • Families do the typing

    Parents apply, sign, upload and pay on their own page. Returning families start from last year's details, so the office checks instead of retyping.

  • You always know what is left

    Who still owes, which forms are missing and which bunks have room are a click away, and the dashboard puts the job of the moment first.

  • Set up with you, not left to you

    We set it up with your camp and bring in last year's families, and every screen has its steps one click away.

Sign-ups

  • An online application with your own questions and a waiver signed on screen
  • Returning campers filled in from last year and moved up a grade
  • Paper and fillable PDF applications brought into the same list
  • Accept, wait-list or decline, with the family's letter prepared for you
  • Terms, prices by grade, deposits, add-ons and discounts
  • "Pick your dates" sign-up by the day or week for day camps
  • Families brought in from any spreadsheet, with possible duplicates flagged

Families and staff

  • A page for every family, with no password to forget
  • Family pages, the application and letters in English or Yiddish
  • A staff list with counselors placed in their bunks
  • Staff hiring: a jobs page, references, interviews and offers
  • Office sign-ins by role: owner, director, office, bookkeeper, nurse and board

Summer

  • Your grades, with your own names, and bunks made for you
  • A bunk board: drag campers in, see bunkmate requests, get suggestions
  • Headcount of who is here today
  • Buses and routes, rider lists and bus sheets for drivers
  • An infirmary log for the nurse
  • Colonies and neighborhoods for buses and pricing

Paperwork

  • Medical forms and other documents, checked off for each camper
  • Permissions families agree to, like a photo release
  • Forms and permission slips, including your old paper forms brought in
  • Printouts: bunk lists, arrival cards, rosters and reports

Money

  • Invoices, statements and receipts with your logo
  • Card and bank payments online, a card on file and scheduled payments
  • Zelle matched to families, plus checks and cash
  • Pay by phone, with the family's own phone PIN
  • Credits, money back, donations and donation receipts
  • QuickBooks Online, Xero or QuickBooks Desktop, once you turn it on
  • A daily check of the day's money, and expenses against your budget

Calls and messages

  • Email, text or phone call to everyone, a grade, a bunk or a bus
  • Recorded calls, or typed words read aloud
  • Every message approved by someone in the office before it goes
  • Texts and calls only to parents who said yes, never in quiet hours
  • Your own camp phone number and hotline
  • Replies from parents in one inbox

Website and office tools

  • A free website for your camp, at your own domain, with a contact form
  • A dashboard that follows the camp year
  • The office assistant: ask, and approve what it prepares
  • "How to use this page" and "How do I…?" on every screen
  • Speak instead of typing, in any box

Some parts, like card payments, texts, phone calls and the assistant, are turned on when your camp is ready for them.

See it with your own camp in mind

Look around a sample camp with made-up families, or tell us about your camp and we'll show you how it would work for you.