Charge to a member account at checkout

When your org runs a membership module — Golf today, and any club or association module in the future — staff can charge a check or sale straight to a member's account at the register, the same way a guest can charge to their room folio.

When it shows up:
The "Charge to Member Account" option appears at checkout automatically whenever a membership-issuing module is active for your org. If no such module is on, the option is simply hidden. You don't turn anything on — activating the module (e.g. Golf) is what lights it up in both the Restaurant and Retail point of sale.

At checkout:
1. Ring up the order as usual, then choose Charge to Member Account as the payment method.
2. Look up the member by member number, name, or email in the search box.
3. Pick the member from the list — each row shows the member number, name, and which module issued it (e.g. "Golf Member").
4. Confirm to attach the sale to that member. The order records the member and closes out.

What happens automatically:
Because the order is now tied to the member's contact record, Turtini updates their loyalty points and lifetime spend automatically — the same denormalized stats every attributed order feeds. There's no separate step to reconcile the member's account; posting the charge is what keeps it current.

A member is just a unified contact who carries a member number — so their history at the pro shop, the grill, and the front desk all roll up to one record.