One gym, fewer steps.
With a single location, asking members to select it adds little value. The journey can start with the offer.
YOUR STRUCTURE
Every location has its own offer and context. Organise sign-up entry so members see the relevant offer and your team retains the selected location reference.
The sample advances automatically. No real data or accounts are used.
Visual demonstration with fictional data. The sequence plays automatically.
WHAT IT BRINGS TO YOUR GYM
With a single location, asking members to select it adds little value. The journey can start with the offer.
Use photo cards or a compact list. Choose the location before displaying its available plans.
A location QR can carry its reference and avoid asking a question that is already answered.
HOW THE STEPS FIT TOGETHER
The interface is one part. Defining context, rules and the expected outcome helps the feature fit your business.
Locations, names and the information needed to recognise each gym.
A shared structure accommodates the plans and conditions each location requires.
Main website, campaign link or location QR: agree which context is retained and what members must choose.
THE DETAILS MATTER TOO
Photos help identify a gym. A compact list can work better for a larger network. The selection must remain explicit and readable.
Location, plan and agreement need to stay connected. Changing location requires reviewing the offer and summary rather than keeping an incompatible selection.
A new location can reuse an established structure. Review its offer, references and journey before launch.
Single & multi-location
Yes, a contextual entry can be designed. Validate the reference before using its offer.
No. Location-specific offers and conditions can sit within the shared structure.
PART OF ONE CONNECTED JOURNEY
A conversation about your brand, locations and the way you work.