An intro offer and an established member have different reasons to rebook. Use the attendance history and plan information your data includes to see where a barre regular's usual visits have changed.
A barre client may attend several times each week, use a class pack, or follow a recurring membership rhythm. Mako helps the team review the change without treating every gap as the same risk.
Mako surfaces clients overdue for their normal return cadence and keeps the source evidence and historical value available for review.
Membership and class-pack comparisons need matching plan fields. Your setup determines which group views are available and how small groups are handled.
Let the studio check recent visits and membership context first. An internal task keeps the next booking check with its owner, without sending a message.
See the attendance gap and the plan context available in your data, then keep the next booking check with someone at the studio.
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Contact usIt helps a barre team find changes in repeat visits, look at the membership or pack context available, and keep the next booking check with a staff member.
No. Mako provides signals and workflow support; it does not promise a specific lift, recovered revenue amount, or causal outcome.
Pulse organizes internal tasks. Your studio chooses any contact with the member and uses its existing tools.
Keep your barre booking platform. We check its attendance and plan fields before you rely on them for the retention review.
No. This workflow uses observed return cadence, historical value, retention, and rebooking context.
See the attendance record and available plan details together before the studio chooses a follow-up.