Family memberships, class attendance, grading dates and term billing in one place, with waiver status kept beside each student record.
Three children on one membership, one parent paying, two different class times. Most software treats them as three unrelated customers.
A new student turns up, trains, and the signed waiver is somewhere in a drawer, if it was ever signed at all.
Term-time billing that pauses in holidays is exactly the kind of thing generic billing tools handle worst.
Class places, attendance, membership status and the next grading date.
Keep the student's waiver status with their record and check it before class.
See term fees billed, collected and still outstanding before reviewing any holiday pause.
One profile per student with their history, notes, documents and family links.
Keep attendance, memberships and billing in view.
Link the payer and students while keeping attendance and grading dates on each student record. We can show how family billing is handled in the demo.
Check the student's waiver status before class. Ask us to show signing, storage and any check-in restriction available in your school's setup.
A grading date is a calendar entry, not proof that a student has met the requirements or earned a new belt. Instructors still review attendance and readiness; any progression history needs a demonstrated record.
The guided demo needs a valid work email. School staff can explore it without a card or sales call.
Student and payer details need clear links in the CSV; grading and waiver history need checking.
Reception or the instructor checks the status before training. The preview asks for a staff check; it does not prove a block.
Agree the last training date, pause period and return date with the family, then check the next charge and any unpaid invoice. Pause and restart behavior depends on the plan settings. We'll show those settings for your term timetable before you rely on a charge being skipped.
Mako keeps the admin off the mat: memberships, waivers, attendance and billing in one system.