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Nobody is 100% sure how many sessions a client has left.

Package and Membership Balances Tracked in a Spreadsheet

Timeline
48hrs

Interview: 30-45 minutes covering your package and membership structure. Build: about 48 hours.

Sound familiar?

Client packages (six sessions of a treatment, a membership with monthly credits) are tracked in a spreadsheet someone updates after each visit
The spreadsheet drifts out of sync when two people update it, or someone forgets to
A client is sure they have one more session left, and the front desk has to guess or dig through old invoices
There is no simple way to see which memberships are expiring or which clients are close to running out

What changes

Before
Before: package and membership balances tracked in separate spreadsheets that drift out of sync.
Two spreadsheets, slowly drifting apart.
After
After: one balance tracker shows what each client actually has left.
One balance per client, always current.

Package and Membership Balances Tracked in a Spreadsheet

A single balance tracker for packages and memberships - one place that shows what each client has left, updates when a session is used, and flags upcoming expirations before they become an awkward conversation at the front desk.

What it replaces

The shared spreadsheet, and the guessing that happens when it is out of date.

Timeline

Interview: 30-45 minutes covering your package and membership structure. Build: about 48 hours.

From interview to a working tool

01

The interview covers your actual package and membership rules - how credits are earned, used, and expire.

02

We build a tracker matching those rules, tied to each client record.

03

Front desk staff update a balance in a couple of clicks instead of hunting through a spreadsheet.

Questions About Package and Membership Balances Tracked in a Spreadsheet

Specific to this workflow. For everything else, see the full FAQ.

Yes, as long as those rules are covered in the interview. Complex or unusual rules just need to be named upfront so the build matches them.

That can be scoped in if you want it, but the base build is a front-desk tool. A client-facing view is a separate, larger piece of scope worth discussing at the interview.

Nobody is 100% sure how many sessions a client has left.

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