The first visit is read from your booking system
Once a first visit is recorded in the booking system your location uses, Fynso knows who came in and whether a next visit is already on the schedule. People who already rebooked are left alone.
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Someone comes in for a first visit, has a good session, and leaves without the next one on the calendar. Nobody follows up, so the first visit becomes the only visit. Fynso gives each first-time visitor one clear next step and books the next visit when they are ready. This follow-through is built during your setup, with a date in your plan.

Short answer
After a first visit is recorded in your booking system, Fynso checks whether a next visit is booked. If not, it sends one clear next step in your approved words, books the next visit against real availability when the person is ready, and hands membership or pricing questions to your team. This is built during your setup, with a date in your plan.
Illustrative scenario, not a customer result: a first-time visitor finishes an intro session and says they will book online later. They never do. The record shows the visit and nothing after it. Check whether the next step was offered at checkout, whether the person has contact permission, and who owns follow-up after a first visit.
Every step runs inside the rules your location approved: the words, the hours, how often and when to stop.
Once a first visit is recorded in the booking system your location uses, Fynso knows who came in and whether a next visit is already on the schedule. People who already rebooked are left alone.
For everyone else, Fynso sends the follow-up your location approved: thanks for coming in, and one simple way to book the next visit your location already offers. It does not create offers or quote new prices.
When the person is ready, Fynso checks real availability, books the visit into the schedule and confirms it. If they are not ready, the approved cadence decides what happens next.
A question about memberships, packages or anything that needs judgment goes to a person on your team with the full history. Every outcome is recorded, booked or not.
Locations that run intro sessions or first visits and depend on regulars, where the next booking is often left to the customer.
No. Fynso offers the next visit your location already offers and books it. Questions about memberships, packages or pricing go to a person on your team with the full history.
Then Fynso leaves them alone. It checks the schedule in your booking system before any follow-up goes out.
Offer the next visit at checkout, every time, and note the answer on the customer's record. Then pull a weekly list of first-time visitors with nothing booked, send each one a short message with one simple way to book, and count how many came back, using the schedule.
First-visit follow-through is built during your setup, with a date in your plan. New-lead follow-up and old-lead follow-up are live today, and the booking they produce is where this playbook starts.
A booked intro session is a promise to show up, and some of them never do. Fynso confirms before the session, follows up after a miss, rebooks when the person is ready, and records the outcome either way.
A customer who came every week goes quiet, and the schedule closes over the gap. Fynso prepares the reactivation outreach for your review and approval, sends what you approve, and records every reply.
A customer uses the last visit in a package, or a membership reaches its end date, and nobody mentions what comes next. The customer does not cancel.
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