Six sessions, two a month, a $100 gift card. Palm sells it, tracks what's outstanding, redeems it at booking, and gives you the report that says what's used and what isn't.
"Create a couples massage package, 3 sessions for $500." Credits redeemed at booking.
"Members get two massages a month." Recurring, with member rules as policies.
Sold on the booking page, redeemed at checkout.
What's used, what's outstanding, by client, with a total. The one owners asked for and couldn't get.
A prepaid session still counts as work in payroll.
Two included sessions a month; once both are used, the normal deposit applies; credits left after a cancellation stay valid; an expired membership doesn't keep member booking privileges. Palm holds each of those as a rule, so the software's idea of a member matches yours.
Included visits per cycle, tracked.
Deposit waived while a credit remains; priority on the waitlist on the build list.
Your terms, stated.
Yes, if you say so when you create it.
Yes, one report: unredeemed packages and gift cards, by client, totalled.
If you set an expiry. Palm reminds the client before it does.
Finally, a scheduler that runs your calendar the way you would.
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