Private and group session booking, package-based billing, and member history in one system — built for how Indian Pilates studios actually operate.

CRM-VEDA is management software built specifically for pilates studio businesses - member management, billing, attendance, and WhatsApp automation, in one dashboard.
Private and group session booking with instructor assignment
Package-based billing with partial payment support, GST-compliant by default
Member session history and notes kept in one profile, visible to every instructor
Pilates studios typically run a hybrid of private one-on-one sessions and small group classes, priced in packages rather than flat monthly access — a structure that needs the same flexibility as personal training billing, layered onto a studio's class-scheduling needs.
CRM-VEDA's Trainer Management assigns instructors to specific clients for private sessions while Attendance Tracking handles group-class check-ins, so both session types are tracked in the same system instead of a private-session logbook separate from group-class attendance. Membership Management supports package-based billing — a 10-session private pack, a monthly group-class membership, or a hybrid combining both — with partial-payment support for clients who pay in installments.
Session and progress notes matter in Pilates more than in many other fitness formats, since instructors often need to know a client's specific limitations or focus areas before a session. V-Notes keeps this information on the member's profile, visible to whichever instructor takes that session, rather than living in one instructor's private notes.
Every package sale and session payment generates a GST-compliant invoice automatically, and Renewal Automation sends a WhatsApp reminder as a client's session package runs low — timed to catch the renewal conversation before sessions actually run out, not after.
A Pilates studio's billing problem looks deceptively similar to a gym's at first glance, memberships, packages, renewals, but the actual mix a studio sells rarely fits a gym's binary membership model. Many studios run reformer-based group classes alongside private sessions on the same equipment, sometimes for the same client in the same week, with completely different pricing per format. Software that treats every client the same way, one plan, one renewal date, misses that a single client might be mid-way through a 10-session private pack while also holding an active monthly group-class membership.
Equipment-based capacity is the other factor most gym software ignores entirely. A reformer studio has a hard ceiling on how many people can be in a class at once, set by the number of machines, not just the room size. Booking software that doesn't enforce that limit at the point of booking creates the exact problem studios dread: a client showing up to a fully-booked class because the system let one too many people reserve a spot.
Because Membership Management tracks package-based billing as its own object rather than a single plan type, a client genuinely can hold a private session pack and a group membership simultaneously, with each tracked, billed, and renewed independently. An instructor opening a client's profile before a private session sees exactly which pack they're on and how many sessions remain, without needing to cross-check a separate system for group-class status.
Session notes through V-Notes matter more in Pilates specifically because instructor continuity isn't always guaranteed, a client's usual instructor might be unavailable for a given session, and whoever covers that class needs to know the client's specific limitations, injury history, or focus areas without a verbal handoff that may or may not happen reliably. Having that on the client's actual profile, visible to any instructor who opens it, removes the dependency on one instructor remembering everything about every client.
Yes, both are tracked as separate billing relationships on the same client profile, with independent renewal timing for each.
Class capacity limits are configurable per session type, so a reformer class can be capped at the actual number of machines available rather than a generic room-capacity number.
Yes, V-Notes keeps session and progress notes on the client's profile, visible to whichever instructor opens it, not locked to one specific trainer's private records.
A WhatsApp reminder with a renewal payment link goes out automatically as the remaining session count gets low, timed to land while the client still has sessions left, not after the pack has already run out.
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