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Sell water, grip socks and shirts where you sell memberships.
A product sits in the same catalogue as memberships and class packs, goes through the same till and raises the same tax invoice. That sounds obvious until you see how many studios run their shop separately and discover at year end that the two numbers do not meet.
It sits in the same catalogue as memberships and class packs.
The same till, the same cards, the same instalments.
A product raises a tax invoice exactly as a membership does.
Charge an item from the front desk to the member's saved card.
Ordered, ready, collected. She can see where it stands.
A product refund goes through the same approval and the same credit note.
Name, price, photo, done.
From the app or at the desk, on the saved card.
Mark the order collected, and she sees it.
Shop and membership revenue meet in one number.
Yes. From the desk you charge her saved card, and she receives the invoice as usual.
Not yet. You can sell, you cannot yet know what is left on the shelf.
Yes. Tie an item to a class type so it is offered where it is actually needed.
Stock is not counted yet. You can sell, you cannot yet know what is left.
The first conversation is questions, not a deck.