A missed class, a quieter month and a new member who never books again need different follow-ups. Mako puts recent attendance and membership history beside a staff task, so your gym team can decide whom to contact.
Your gym may already have the bookings. Pulse brings attendance gaps and known membership history into a list the team can work through.
Recent visits and earlier attendance give you a starting point. Check a member's usual schedule before treating a gap as a reason to call.
Membership comparisons depend on your source fields. Check which groups your gym can compare and how small groups are handled.
An internal task keeps the follow-up with its owner. The team chooses how to contact the member and records the response or a later visit.
Give the team a member list with the attendance and membership context they need, while your current system keeps handling bookings.
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Contact usIt puts attendance gaps, membership history and internal follow-up tasks in one place, so a gym team can decide which members need attention.
Mako shows who is overdue for their normal return cadence. That is an observed workflow signal, not an AI cancellation prediction.
Keep your current platform. Tell us which system you use and bring an attendance export so we can confirm the connection method and usable fields.
Available comparisons depend on the fields in your data and the eligible groups. We can confirm which membership and rebooking views your gym can use.
Pulse creates internal tasks. Your team decides whether to contact the member and uses its existing contact tools.
Yes. Pulse is free and requires an account. Paid Mako CRM tools are available separately.
Walk through the member list, attendance gaps and internal tasks with the data your gym already holds.