All Features
One iPad you set up once and never touch again.
The screen at the door already knows which class people are arriving for, so there is no input anybody can forget to give. A member scans a code that keeps changing, or checks herself in from her phone inside the window you set, and the roster updates immediately for the instructor as well.
It always shows the class people are arriving for. There is no input anybody can forget to give.
The code refreshes constantly, so yesterday's screenshot lets nobody in.
She scans, or checks herself in from the app inside the window you set.
The roster fills in real time, and the instructor watches it from her own screen.
An expired membership, an unsigned form or an open balance surfaces here rather than a week later.
Somebody who arrived without booking is added from the desk if there is room.
Point an iPad or any browser at the location once, and it stays there.
The screen picks the class from the clock, without anybody choosing for it.
A scan, or self check-in from the app inside the window you define.
The instructor watches it fill, and the day's numbers are built from it.
No. An iPad or any screen with a browser is enough. There is no card reader and nothing to install locally.
Self check-in from the member's phone works independently of the screen, and an instructor can mark attendance from the roster.
Yes. Every class has a roster the instructor opens from her phone, and marking somebody there counts exactly as checking in.
The first conversation is questions, not a deck.