We’ve improved the messaging on your attendance screen after you’ve ‘forgiven’ a customer for attending a class without a valid pass. You’ll see this improvement for such situations from this date forward (not retroactively).

Admins will see an improvement to the “Passes – Payment Not Received” report — it now includes passes where the Stripe payment failed. Those passes are highlighted with a little orange flag to help distinguish them.

Want to offer a limited number of special passes? Now you can set a limit to how many passes you can sell of a particular pass type. Once you’ve sold that number of passes, your customers will see that the pass has sold out. So now you can offer passes with limited availability (New years special!) without monitoring sales numbers and manually turning them off.

We’ve removed the ‘duplicate emails’ report from the admin view. Duplicate emails have been forbidden for several years, so that report was no longer relevant.

Now you can sell a membership that’s 9 months long.

Now you have the ability to completely shut off the sale of a pass. You won’t use this often, but it’ll be handy if you want to disable a rogue link that might be floating around — like a secret link that’s outlived its time or if you suspect credit card fraud targeting a specific pass.

We fixed an issue with onboarding intake forms that were not working on mobile. All fixed.

Now you can quickly duplicate existing passes, classes, and series! So you can copy an existing version of something you currently offer to create a new one while keeping the important settings, descriptions, etc. No need to start from scratch! For new classes & passes, you’ll copy over the existing eligible pass <-> class relationship (except for any tickets). Series duplication is a little more basic, so you’ll have to complete the new series’ settings. We expect this new feature to be a real time saver for you 🙂

Now the “instructors” menu item won’t show on your public page unless there’s at least one active instructor who has established a public profile.

One last improvement for 2022! 🎉 We know how much you rely on series to deepen your connections with clients. So we have introduced a great new feature to make it even easier to collect payment — Series Ticketing! Once you’ve set up the dates for your series, it’s simple to turn on ticketing and enter the price. Then when a customer registers, they are issued a ticket that is valid for all the classes in that particular series. The flexibility you expect is still there — so when those unexpected situations come up, you can handle them (like moving the client to a new series or collecting payment separately). And if you prefer to use the old way of linking passes to your series, that’s still fine too.