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Reformer 4 is Reformer 4, in every booking.
In a room where everybody has a machine, "I booked the class" is not the whole answer. Here every booking holds a specific spot, the spot travels with it onto the roster and through check-in, and a machine that breaks goes out of service for a day without unpicking the bookings around it.
Every booking holds a spot, even in a room without numbers. That is what stops overbooking.
Numbered reformers in one room and open mats in the next, in the same studio.
Let a member pick her machine, or keep that decision at the desk.
Take a spot out for a day and the bookings carry on around it.
Lay the room out as it really is, so somebody booking knows where she will be standing.
Move a member from one spot to another without cancelling and rebooking.
Arrange the spots to match the real room and give each one a name.
A class in a numbered room picks up its map automatically.
Choosing the spot is part of booking, not a step after it.
The roster and the door screen show the same spots.
No. It is a property of the room. A reformer room can be numbered and the yoga room next door open, in the same studio and the same timetable.
Take it out of service for that date. Whoever booked it is moved and told, and the other bookings do not shift.
You can book on her behalf, so the spot is taken before booking opens to everyone.
The first conversation is questions, not a deck.