SWITCHING STUDIO SOFTWARE

Switching studio software without losing bookings:
a migration checklist for owners

If you are switching studio software, the fear is losing bookings mid-cutover. Export clients and history, map memberships and packs, review balances and billing, rebuild or import the schedule, and run a short parallel period with clear member instructions. Contact CSV imports can include preview and duplicate checks. A full switch still needs planned review of schedules, memberships, balances, and billing. Join the waitlist if you want that desk path with Slynq when founding access opens.

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CUTOVER WINDOW

Pick a quieter week.

Skip the January rush and workshop weeks. Name who owns the checklist.

One person, not a committee.

EXPORT BEFORE YOU GIVE NOTICE

Take what is portable
while you still can.

  • Clients and contacts.
  • Attendance history.
  • Packs and memberships.
  • Waivers.
  • Gift cards and credits.
  • Future bookings if the current system will export them.

Do this before you give notice.

MAP PRODUCTS BEFORE PEOPLE

Define equivalents
in the new system.

Membership tiers, pack sizes, intro offers, late-cancel fees.

If the products do not map, the people import will not save you.

IMPORT WITH DUPLICATE CHECKS

Preview the CSV.
Then spot-check.

Slynq contact CSV imports include preview and duplicate checks. That is not a full migration.

Spot-check VIP members and instructors before you trust the list.

SCHEDULE, CAPACITY, WAITLISTS

Rebuild how a class
actually fills.

  • Class templates.
  • Capacity caps.
  • Waitlist rules.
  • Instructor assignments.

A switch fails here as often as it fails on the member list.

BILLING AND CARDS

Assume cards may
not travel.

What transfers vs what members must re-enter. A failed-payment plan for week one.

Slynq uses Stripe-connected payments. Do not claim cards-on-file move magically.

PARALLEL RUN

Keep bookings flowing while
both systems are live.

How long both stay up. What members click. A desk script for "where do I book now?"

Tell them once, in the channel they already use.

GO-LIVE DAY

Smoke-test the
weekday jobs.

  • Book.
  • Cancel.
  • Waitlist promote.
  • Pack debit.
  • Membership renew.

If any of those fail, you are not live.

HOW SLYNQ TALKS ABOUT A SWITCH

Canon only.

Slynq is studio management software with an agentic front desk for independent studios. Contact CSV imports include preview and duplicate checks. A complete switch still needs a planned review of schedules, memberships, balances, and billing. Pricing is shared before a studio decides to start a paid plan. Joining the waitlist is free and does not start a paid plan. Demos are not available yet. Founding access opens in waves. Sample workflows and data are illustrative, not customer results.

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KEEP EXPLORING

More of the
studio story.

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FOUNDING ACCESS

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for your studio.

Tell us about your studio. Join the waitlist for priority access
and a say in what ships.

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SAMPLE CLASS · PRODUCT PREVIEW

Reformer flow

Thursday · 9:00 am · Studio 01

JLJamie LeeMonthly unlimitedBooked
MKMorgan Kim5-class packBooked
ARAlex RiveraDrop-in paidBooked

Illustrative member data. No real bookings are created.

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