Stalls occupied
6/8
75% of the barn
03 · Stalls and boarding
Which stalls are full, which horse is in them, and who is moving in or out. The board matches the barn.

Sample aisle
Eight doors, this morning
A top-down reading of the same stall board. Names stay visible.
The problem in the barn
Someone moved a horse on Sunday and the chart by the tack room still shows last month. A new boarder arrives and two people have promised the same door.
An assignment has a horse, a stall, a start, and an end.
The board lists every stall, the horse in it, and the day that assignment started. Empty is empty.
An assignment can start in the future and end on a date. Upcoming moves sit above the grid so Saturday is not a surprise.
Record the board rate, monthly or daily, on each stall. The product does not collect that money yet.
The horse on the stall is the same horse as the health record and the schedule. End the assignment when the horse leaves.
In the product
Sample club · demo horses
Barn
Stalls occupied
6/8
75% of the barn
Duchess
Since Apr 4
Ranger
Since May 14
Tango
Since Oct 1
Empty
Bandit
Since Apr 24
Salsa
Since Oct 11
Empty
Willow
Since Nov 2
Not on overlapping dates. The assignment is one horse to one stall for a span of days. End it, or set the end date, before the next horse starts.
Yes. Upcoming move-ins and move-outs are listed separately from the stalls that are full today.
It is stored on the assignment so the barn has the number. Scalequine does not invoice it yet. Payments are in development.
A stall is a resource. You can see it with the bookings, and the stall board is the view for occupancy rather than for lessons.
Leave them off the board. The horse still has a health record. Assign a stall when they actually take a door.