A reformer regular and an occasional mat client will not leave the same gaps between visits. Keep attendance, class-pack context and follow-up work together, using the fields available in your studio's data.
Pilates clients return on different schedules. Use the recorded visits to see what changed; class and pack details belong in the review when your source includes them.
A twice-weekly reformer client, a monthly mat client, and an intro-series client should not share one inactivity threshold.
Reformer, mat and intro groups depend on the fields your export contains. Check the available comparisons and small-group rules during setup.
Use recent visits and any available pack balance to decide on a follow-up. Give it to the teacher or team member who can check the next booking.
Keep reformer and mat visit history close to the staff task. Use pack and membership details when they are available in your data.
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Contact usIt helps you spot changes in recorded Pilates visits, keep available pack or membership context nearby, and give a booking follow-up to the right person.
Bring your Mindbody or Momence details and an attendance export. We can check which visits, pack balances and class fields Pulse can use.
Pulse keeps the task internal. Your studio chooses whether to contact the client and uses its usual contact tools.
No. Mako uses observed return cadence, historical value, retention, and rebooking signals rather than AI cancellation predictions.
Keep your Pilates booking system. We check whether its attendance data can support the review before you change any part of the studio workflow.
Bring your attendance export to see which class and pack details can sit beside the next booking check.