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This SOP outlines the steps to create a term membership for Pilates sessions, ensuring all necessary preparations are made for user bookings.
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Step 1: Set Up Schedule 0:00
Ensure that the schedule is set up with classes available for users to book into.
Confirm that there are events ready for the term membership.
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Step 2: Create a New Term Membership 0:22
Navigate to the ‘Single Payments’ section.
Click on ‘Create a New Term’.
Name the term (e.g., ‘September-October Term’).
Set the price (e.g., $60).
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Step 3: Define Term Duration 0:30
Instead of selecting a duration, choose an end date for the term.
Set the end date to the end of October.
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Step 4: Specify Sessions and Access 0:37
Specify the number of sessions included (e.g., 6 sessions).
Ensure access to the Pilates sessions is included.
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Step 5: Save the Term Membership 0:45
Click ‘Add’ to include the term membership.
Press ‘Save’ to finalize the creation of the term.
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Step 6: User Booking Reminder 0:56
Remind users that they must book their classes after purchasing the term membership.
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Step 7: Verify Membership in App 1:08
Copy the membership link and open it in a new tab to verify.
Check that the term membership appears in the membership section of the app.
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Step 8: Disable Membership After Term Ends 1:36
After the term ends, tap the ‘I’ icon to disable the membership so that no further purchases can be made.
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Step 9: Repeat Process for New Terms 1:43
Follow the same process to recreate new term memberships as needed.
Ensure that the schedule is fully prepared before creating the term membership to avoid confusion.
Double-check the end date and session details to ensure accuracy.
Use a template for naming and pricing to streamline the process for future term memberships.
Keep a checklist of steps to ensure nothing is missed during the creation process.

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These are worked around both parties schedule and are adjusted to suit both parties.
Unfortunately not, we only take on 3 new applications per month and the parties have to be in a position to put some time and effort into their business first, so this is why we have a discovery call.
If you are a good candidate and we can’t get you in straight away, we normally just put you in for the next free available slot.
If you understand our model of not charging companies to use our software but charging a small 2% booking fee to the end user. Then you will understand that the better you do, the better we do.Â
This is why we put together this program, from years of learning from hundreds of companies and the best practices. The more we share and help our communities grow the better it is for everyone.Â
At Wunderbook, our mission is to save you time and add value to your business.Â
We have done most of the heavy lifting for you but you will be required to do some work 😉 we estimate it at 1-3 hours per week. Obviously the more you put in, the more you get out but we want most of your time with your clients, adding value were it matter most.Â
Yes of course, please just reach out to use and we will look after you.
This SOP outlines the steps to navigate and utilize the dashboard for managing users and events effectively.
1. Understanding User Metrics 0:00
Total Users: Represents everyone who has ever booked an event.
Current Members: Active memberships at present.
New Users: Users who booked an event in the current month.
Event Revenue: Total revenue from events booked.
Membership Revenue: Revenue from memberships purchased.
Total Bookings: List of all bookings for the month.
2. Identifying At-Risk Users 0:39
At-Risk Users: Users who have not booked in the last 2 to 8 weeks.
Completed Memberships: Users who completed their membership in the last 30 days.
3. Accessing User Details 1:05
Click on Total Users to view detailed information.
Check for memberships and bookings associated with each user.
4. Reviewing Revenue and Bookings 1:36
Review Event Revenue and Membership Revenue to track financial performance.
Note any bookings that have been cancelled or refunded.
5. Exporting Data 2:08
Use the export function to download data to Excel.
Export at-risk users or total users for further contact.
Ensure to verify the accuracy of user data before taking any actions based on it.
Be cautious when contacting at-risk users; personalize your communication to improve engagement.
Regularly check the dashboard to stay updated on user metrics and revenue.
Set reminders to follow up with at-risk users to enhance retention.
Utilize Excel exports for better data analysis and tracking.