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Scheduling & bookings

Scheduling and bookings.
Every rule keeps its context.

The pilot foundation brings together activities, recurring classes, individual sessions, rooms, coaches and capacities. Advanced rules and the member journey remain in preparation until their scenarios have been validated.

Explicit status · Traceable rules · Human approval

The studio reality before the time slot

A class depends on several elements.

Time, room, coach, capacity and booking rights must stay consistent whenever a change is made.

01

Format, rhythm, session

The activity defines the format, the series sets the recurring schedule, and a session represents a specific date.

02

Available resources

Room, equipment, coach and capacity must be checked before publishing.

03

Access-right rules

Booking windows, priority, number of places and cancellations depend on validated rules.

The operational journey

Create, check, publish, then track.

The pilot foundation organises daily operations in a controlled environment. Advanced automation remains in preparation until its rules have been validated, including exceptional situations.

Prepare to migrate your rules
  1. 01

    Build

    Create the activity, its recurrence and the expected sessions.

  2. 02

    Check

    Check room, coach, capacity and conflicts.

  3. 03

    Publish

    Make available only features that have been enabled, tested and approved.

  4. 04

    Book

    Show the rule and its consequence before confirmation.

  5. 05

    Measure

    Distinguish bookings, cancellations, absences and attendance.

Advanced rules · In preparation

An exception at the right level.

Rules can apply to the studio, an activity, a recurring class, a specific session or a member’s rights. The origin of the rule being applied must remain visible.

See the target product experience
Example rule
Target product experience · non-contractual
Applied valueThe applied rule identifies the level at which it was defined.
Levels
  • studio
  • activity
  • recurring class
  • specific session
Possible exceptions
  • Coach
  • capacity
  • planned minimum
  • cut-off time
Limitation

This illustration explains the advanced rules in preparation. It does not indicate general availability or establish a contractual rule.

Capabilities & status

What is in the pilot.
What still needs validation.

Pilot means integrated into a controlled environment, then subject to configuration, testing and a go-live decision. In preparation does not promise a date.

Straight answers

Frequently asked questions

Can GE2studio create recurring classes?

The pilot scheduling foundation organises activities, recurring classes and sessions in a controlled environment. Activation, settings and tests are approved studio by studio.

Can a coach or capacity be changed for a single session?

Advanced rules are designed to allow an exception for a specific session without recreating the activity. This remains in preparation; no general availability has been announced.

Is the waitlist automatic?

Automatic allocation of places and the associated cut-off times are in preparation. Activation will depend on validated rules, booking rights and journey testing.

Can subscribers book before other members?

Subscription- or pass-based priority is part of the advanced rules in preparation. It will only be presented as available once the rule, interface and exceptional situations have been validated.

Does GE2studio distinguish bookings, no-shows and attendance?

The model distinguishes these events to separate booked demand from actual occupancy. A missing check-in alone does not prove absence. Indicators depend on the available data and the tested, validated scope.

Your schedule already has its exceptions

Let’s talk about your classes
and their rules.

Your request helps prepare a discussion about your classes, capacities and booking rules. It does not automatically reserve an appointment.

Discuss my scheduling needs