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    Multi-Location Management

    Manage multiple gym locations from a single dashboard with centralized or decentralized control, area manager workflows, and cross-location reporting.

    Overview

    Whether you operate two locations or two hundred, our multi-location system provides the flexibility to manage everything centrally while empowering local teams to handle day-to-day operations.

    Centralized Control

    One dashboard for all locations

    Local Autonomy

    Empower site managers with appropriate access

    Cross-Location Insights

    Compare performance across sites

    Organization Structure

    Hierarchy Levels:

    Organization (Company Level)

    Top-level entity. Controls branding, billing, global settings. Usually one per company.

    Region / Area

    Optional grouping of locations. Useful for area managers overseeing multiple sites.

    Location (Site)

    Individual gym location with its own members, classes, staff, and settings.

    Staff Roles Across Locations

    Owner / Super Admin

    Organization Level

    Full access to everything:

    • View and manage all locations
    • Create/delete locations
    • Organization billing and subscription
    • Global settings and branding
    • Create and manage area managers
    • Cross-location reporting

    Area Manager

    Region Level

    Oversees multiple locations in their area:

    • Access to assigned locations only
    • Manage site managers within their area
    • Area-level reporting and comparison
    • Approve certain actions (refunds, discounts)
    • Cannot create new locations
    • Cannot access other areas

    Site Manager

    Location Level

    Runs day-to-day operations at one location:

    • Full operational access to their location
    • Manage local staff and schedules
    • Handle member issues and bookings
    • Location-specific reporting
    • Cannot change organization settings
    • Cannot access other locations

    Setting Up a New Location

    1

    Create the Location

    Navigate to Settings → Locations → Add Location. Enter:

    • Location name and address
    • Contact details (phone, email)
    • Time zone
    • Opening hours

    2

    Configure Location Settings

    Each location can have unique settings:

    • Memberships: Which plans are available here
    • Classes: Location-specific class types and schedules
    • Pricing: Override prices for this location
    • Policies: Custom cancellation, booking rules

    3

    Assign Staff

    Add staff members and assign their roles:

    • Assign site manager
    • Add instructors, receptionists, trainers
    • Set permissions appropriate to each role

    4

    Set Up Resources

    Configure location-specific resources:

    • Rooms and studios
    • Equipment
    • Check-in stations
    • Payment terminals

    5

    Launch

    Once configured, toggle the location to "Active". It will appear in member searches and booking options.

    Centralized vs Local Control

    Centralized (Organization Level)

    Settings that apply across all locations:

    • Brand guidelines and logos
    • Global membership types
    • Email templates
    • Integration configurations
    • Global policies
    • Staff role definitions
    • Billing and subscription

    Local (Site Level)

    Settings each location can customize:

    • Opening hours
    • Class schedule
    • Available memberships (subset)
    • Local pricing overrides
    • Staff assignments
    • Room/resource configuration
    • Local promotions

    The inheritance model means locations get organization defaults but can override specific settings. Changes to organization settings flow down to all locations unless locally overridden.

    Member Access Across Locations

    Access Models

    Single Location

    Member can only access their home location. Simplest model.

    Multi-Location (Same Region)

    Access to all locations within their area. Good for regional chains.

    All Access

    Full access to every location. Premium membership tier.

    Pay-Per-Visit

    Home location included, pay extra for other sites.

    Create membership tiers with different access levels. "Basic" might be single location, "Premium" might be all-access. This creates natural upgrade opportunities.

    Cross-Location Reporting

    Comparison Reports

    Compare locations side by side:

    • Revenue comparison
    • Member count and growth
    • Retention rates
    • Class attendance
    • Staff performance

    Consolidated Reports

    Roll up data across locations:

    • Total organization revenue
    • Combined member count
    • Overall churn rate
    • Aggregate class stats
    • Group financial summary

    Location Performance Dashboard

    London Central

    £52k

    +12% vs LM

    Manchester

    £38k

    +8% vs LM

    Birmingham

    £31k

    -2% vs LM

    Leeds

    £24k

    -8% vs LM

    Area Manager Workflows

    Daily Overview

    Area managers start their day with a consolidated view of all their locations:

    • Yesterday's performance summary per site
    • Attendance anomalies or alerts
    • Staff absences or coverage issues
    • Outstanding approval requests

    Approval Workflows

    Configure which actions require area manager approval:

    • Refunds above a certain threshold
    • Large discounts or custom pricing
    • Staff hiring or role changes
    • Schedule changes affecting capacity
    • Member transfers between locations

    Site Visits

    Tools for when area managers visit locations:

    • Mobile-friendly site dashboard
    • Quick audit checklists
    • Staff performance reviews
    • Facility condition notes
    • Member feedback review

    Multi-Location Best Practices

    Do

    • ✓ Standardize core processes across locations
    • ✓ Allow flexibility for local market needs
    • ✓ Share best practices between sites
    • ✓ Rotate staff for cross-training
    • ✓ Benchmark location performance
    • ✓ Centralize marketing and branding

    Don't

    • ✗ Over-centralize everything
    • ✗ Ignore local manager insights
    • ✗ Create too many exceptions
    • ✗ Compare locations unfairly (size, demographics)
    • ✗ Neglect communication between sites
    • ✗ Forget to update all locations when needed

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How is billing handled for multi-location?

    Billing is at the organization level. You get one invoice covering all locations. Pricing may be based on total members, locations, or a custom enterprise agreement.

    Can members transfer between locations?

    Yes, you can transfer a member's home location. Their history travels with them. For multi-access members, they simply check in wherever they go.

    How do I handle staff who work at multiple locations?

    Staff can be assigned to multiple locations. Their schedule shows which site they're at each day. They switch between location views as needed.

    Can I have different pricing at different locations?

    Yes, each location can override the base pricing. Useful for premium city-centre locations vs suburban sites. Members see prices for their selected location.