All Features
Personal training, treatments and intro calls, in the same diary.
Not everything a studio does is a group class. An appointment is a service with a length, a price and a person who gives it, and its availability is worked out from that person's real diary. A member picks a free time herself, and she cannot pick one already taken by a class that person is teaching.
A 50-minute session is not the same thing as a 15-minute intro.
Worked out from the staff member's diary, including the classes she teaches.
Picks a free time from the app, with no back-and-forth messages.
Block an hour or a day for one person, and availability updates.
An appointment can be sold on its own or included in a plan.
So the hour that was taken is an hour somebody turns up for.
Name, length, price, and who on the team gives it.
Working hours per person, with blocks on top.
Only genuinely free times are shown to her.
Hers, the staff member's, and your day view.
Yes. Availability belongs to the person rather than the studio, and the classes they teach take time out of it.
Yes. A service priced at zero behaves like any other, including the reminder and the attendance record.
Yes. The booking is recorded against whoever made it, so it is clear afterwards who set the appointment up and when.
The first conversation is questions, not a deck.