Gym
Gym membership
Members, plans, and who came in today.
A member has a plan and a date it ends. The door can see that before they walk in.
A check-in is a time on that member. The owner sees today's floor without a paper sheet.
A freeze or a due fee is visible at the desk. The conversation starts from the record.
Trials and full plans are different rows. A trial does not silently become a year.
Trainers can see the people booked to them. The front desk sees the whole floor.
A renewal is a new period on the same person. The history stays.
The evening count is check-ins, new joins, and fees taken.
A new receptionist can find a member and mark a visit on the first shift.
Classes, if you run them, are a list with a cap. The mat is not oversold by two books.
The desk follows the front of the gym: the plan, the door, and the close.