Join in one tap
A full class shows “Join waitlist” instead of “Book”. Clients use the same phone code they book with.
When a class is full, clients join the waitlist in one tap. When someone cancels, Groopla books the next person in line and texts them that they’re in.
A full class shows “Join waitlist” instead of “Book”. Clients use the same phone code they book with.
The waitlist is first come, first served. When a spot opens, the next person is booked straight away.
The promoted client gets a text or email saying they’re booked, with the class and time.
Stop automatic promotion a few hours before the start, so nobody is booked into a class they can no longer make.
Promote someone by hand, even after the cut-off, or remove them from the list. Removed clients are told.
In a paid class, the promoted client uses a pass if they have one, and the booking shows what’s still due.
Most cancellations come in the evening before or on the morning of a class. By the time you’ve read the message and asked around, the spot is usually still empty when class starts.
An automatic waitlist does the asking for you, in the order people joined, and the class stays full without a group chat or a phone call.
Groopla runs through the same steps every time:
The cut-off is the number of hours before the start when automatic promotion stops. Two hours is the default. Closer to the start, you can still promote someone by hand once you’ve checked they can come.
Yes. Automatic waitlists are part of every plan, including Free.
No. They’re booked straight away and told so. If they can’t make it, they cancel as usual and the spot moves on.
Yes. Each session lists its waitlist in order, next to the bookings.
Yes. Any spot that opens, whatever the reason, goes to the next person in line.
Add your classes and share your booking link. Groopla runs the waitlist.