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Hey folks! Exciting update: clients can now view their membership details in the client portal. By navigating to the new memberships page, they can view:
- Benefits of their membership
- Their next billing date
- The option to update their payment method on file
- Names of people they've shared their membership with (if applicable)
Check out the changelog to learn more about this update.
This launch does not include the ability for clients to pause or cancel memberships on their own, so I won't mark this idea as 100% complete just yet. Be sure to check out the Client Portal support article for a comprehensive outline of all that clients can do in the portal, and how to install it on your website so it's easy for them to find.
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Make the service modifier name show up on the calendar instead of the root service so the provider doesn't have to open the service to see the details of what it actually is. Alternatively, create subcategory options to make the booking pathway more organized but still allow for those "service modifiers" or "add-on" services that currently have to be used to keep things organized stand as their own services organized more cohesively. This would help with keeping things flowing nicely in the booking pathway for customers.
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create an option to allow offer codes to be restricted to a certain number of uses, both by individual client and overall. For example, restrict an offer code to only be used one time by each client. Restrict an offer code to be only have a limited amount available - for example it can only be used 50 times and then no one else would be able to redeem the offer online, but staff could override.