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# Class Management

Lesson and class data for the resort's ski and ride school — class details (when, where, who teaches, who attends) and the survey responses guests provide after lessons. Use this group to ingest customer-experience and class-operations data into reporting, NPS, or analytics systems.

Both endpoints take a date range. The range is capped at **5 days** — for wider windows, walk the range in 5-day chunks (each endpoint page shows the loop pattern).

### Pages in this group

* [**Class Details by Date Range**](https://knowledgebase.flaik.com/flaik-knowledge-base/for-it-specialists/3.-flaik-connect-api/class-management/class-details-by-date-range) — class records with discipline, ability level, locations, instructors, and guests (`GET /api/classmanagement/classes/{startDate}/{endDate}`).
* [**Class Survey Responses**](https://knowledgebase.flaik.com/flaik-knowledge-base/for-it-specialists/3.-flaik-connect-api/class-management/class-surveys-by-date-range) — guest survey answers tied to classes and class-guest assignments (`GET /api/classmanagement/surveys/{startDate}/{endDate}`). Pair with [Survey Definitions](https://knowledgebase.flaik.com/flaik-knowledge-base/for-it-specialists/3.-flaik-connect-api/global-settings/surveys-by-season) under Global Settings to label the responses.

### Typical use

* **Daily class roster export** — pull class details for yesterday/today and feed into your POS or customer-experience system.
* **Weekly NPS / experience report** — pull survey responses for the past five days, join to survey definitions, aggregate by instructor or class type.
* **Backfill** — walk a longer historical range in 5-day chunks; each chunk is independent and idempotent.


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