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How do I use the Membership Summary report?

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Written by Helen Kang
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The Membership Summary report surfaces summarised information on the memberships from the Membership Details report.

This report is useful for:

  • Viewing a summary of each membership's status.


Pulling up the Report

  1. Navigate to Reports from the left panel > Marketing > Membership Summary > View.

  2. Apply any additional filters.

  3. If necessary, export the data.


Understanding the Report

The Membership Summary report includes 11 data fields:

  1. Membership Type: Membership type tied to the membership contract.

  2. Membership Contract: Name of the membership contract.

  3. Membership Category

  4. Active: Number of active memberships for the membership contract.

    • An active membership is a membership that has been activated, is up to date on payments, and has not reached its expiration date. Active Memberships can make reservations up until the membership's end date.

    • A membership that has had its renewal payments cancelled will remain in the active state until it ends, and then will be shown as "cancelled”.

  5. Pending: Number of pending memberships for the membership contract.

    • A pending membership is a membership that has not yet been activated because it was set to activate on first use. The first use can be the first check-in, but will also activate if a reservation is a penalty no-show or penalty late cancellation.

  6. Frozen: Number of frozen memberships for the membership contract.

    • Payments and booking ability are suspended. A frozen membership cannot be used to book reservations during the "freeze period", but can be used to book reservations if a class date is outside of the freeze period. Only an employee can freeze and unfreeze a membership on a customer’s behalf.

  7. Payment Failure: Number of memberships in payment failure for the membership contract.

    • A membership in payment failure has an invalid credit card on file and has missed a membership renewal fee, and is past the grace period set on the membership.

    • A membership in Payment Failure will become Active when the credit card issue has been corrected.

  8. Penalty Fee Failure: Number of memberships with penalty fee failures for the membership contract.

    • A membership in penalty fee failure has an invalid credit card on file, and the card on file could not be used to charge for a reservation that was a no-show or late cancel and is past the grace period set on the membership.

  9. Cancelled: Number of cancelled memberships for the membership contract.

    • A membership is ‘cancelled” when an employee sets a membership to end before its scheduled end date.

  10. Terminated: Number of terminated memberships for the membership contract.

    • A terminated membership is one that an employee ends immediately. The membership holder can no longer use their membership to reserve classes.

  11. Upgrades: Number of cancellations that were a membership Upgrade rather than a cancellation/termination. This will help you understand if some of their new membership numbers may be inflated by a cancellation followed by an upgrade.

  12. Downgrades: Number of cancellations that were a membership Downgrade rather than a cancellation/termination. This will help you understand if some of their new membership numbers may be inflated by a cancellation followed by a downgrade.

  13. Done: Number of memberships that have successfully renewed and reached the renewal limit configured for the membership contract.

  14. Total: The sum of columns 3-10.

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