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# Paid Activity Categories
**Paid Activity Categories** are used to organize your Paid Activities.
**Paid Activity Categories** do not necessarily need to correlate to your Scheduling Product Categories or Class Types.
Paid Activity Categories are designed to help navigate between your different Paid Activities when Supervisors or Payroll Administrators need to add Paid Activities to a Timesheet manually, when associating Paid Activities to Scheduling Products, Training Clinic Types, and Class Types in Admin Settings.
Change the settings for Paid Activity Categories by navigating to the Admin Settings - > Products Settings - > Timekeeping - > Paid Activity Categories .
In Edit mode, you can:
* Add a Paid Activity Categories
* Delete a Paid Activity Categories
* Modify a Paid Activity Categories 's name and color
We suggest keeping things simple, but you can create as many Paid Activity Categories as you'd like.
Some examples of Paid Activity Categories are:
* Classes
* Clinics
* Non-Teaching Activities
* Privates.
You may wish to further separate the "Classes" Paid Activity Group into:
* Adults
* Kids
* Ski
* Snowboard
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