Classes and workshops
Define each format's duration, level and capacity. A longer workshop does not automatically inherit the rules of a weekly class.
Yoga studio software
A subscription to regular classes does not necessarily grant access to a workshop. GE2studio is developing management that distinguishes these formats, capacities and rules. Scheduling is in pilot; class cards and the member booking journey are in preparation.
Illustrative example · Visible assumptions · Human decision
Prepare three cases: a weekly class with a subscription, a workshop with dedicated registration and a drop-in session. Their access and cancellation rules may differ.
Define each format's duration, level and capacity. A longer workshop does not automatically inherit the rules of a weekly class.
Specify whether the card covers the workshop, how many sessions it provides and until when. A restriction must be understood before booking.
Compare bookings with recorded attendance. Missing check-in data does not prove a no-show; a cancellation remains a separate event.
In a demonstration, follow one person from choosing a class through to a possible cancellation. Check the regular class and workshop separately, according to available features.
Explore GE2studio intelligenceStyles, levels, formats, rooms and capacities.
Check access with a subscription, class card or dedicated registration.
Distinguish bookings, recorded attendance and regularity over a chosen period.
Examine a different time or duration without changing the published class.
Choose with explicit assumptions, then observe the outcome across comparable sessions.
Should the Sunday workshop change its time or format? The public calculator helps quantify your assumptions; it does not predict workshop registrations.
Open the public calculatorRecurring or one-off formats, durations, levels and capacities.
Clear entitlements, validity periods and connected usage.
Discover, buy, book and track without depending on a native app.
Feedback connected to the class and period, with separate consent.
Associated factors and comparable history before a recommendation.
Options compared with visible assumptions and a human decision.
These scenes use fictional data and calculate no results. Scheduling is presented in the pilot; other features retain their stated status. The available scope is confirmed before go-live.
Scheduling is presented as a pilot for recurring or one-off formats. The chosen durations, levels, capacities and registration rules must be confirmed with the studio.
The planned member experience is accessible in a browser, including on phones. Purchase, booking and tracking journeys remain in preparation; no native app is required in this target experience.
Time-slot analysis is a future development. The example proposes comparing the time, style, level and period with available bookings and attendance. A variation alone does not prove its cause.
Scheduling, formats, capacities, rules and available data are scoped before any promise or estimate.