Operations and Scheduling
Studio Booking-System Migration Checklist
Work through the records, payments and member journeys to check before changing booking software. Download a copy and agree the scope with your providers before setting a launch date.
By VoraLink · Reviewed by VoraLink · 2 min read · Updated 2026-09-15
Key takeaways
- Reconcile remaining credits and future bookings against a dated export.
- Agree how recurring payments will be handled before creating new charges.
- Rehearse the member and instructor journeys before switching booking links.
Changing systems is easier to plan when the records and responsibilities are explicit. Use this checklist as a starting point for a conversation with your current and next providers. It does not guarantee that every record or payment arrangement can be transferred.
1. Agree what is moving
- List active members and remove duplicates before exporting.
- Export unused class credits with expiry dates and the date of the export.
- List future bookings, recurring classes, instructors and session capacities.
- Confirm which records can be imported and which need manual entry.
2. Check payments separately
- List current recurring payment arrangements and agree how each will be handled.
- Confirm cancellation and restart dates before creating any new recurring charges.
- Do not assume saved payment details or existing subscriptions transfer between systems.
3. Rehearse with a small sample
- Check one member with unused credits, one with a future booking and one with an expiring pack.
- Try a member booking, cancellation and waitlist journey.
- Check the roster and attendance view with an instructor.
- Compare imported balances and bookings with the original export.
4. Prepare the handover
- Agree a changeover window and who owns each task.
- Keep a dated reference export and a plan to restore the old booking process if checks fail.
- Tell members where to book, when the switch happens and who can help.
- Stop accepting changes in the old system during the final reconciliation window.
5. Review after launch
- Check the first live class roster against actual attendees.
- Review payment and credit questions each day during the initial handover.
- Confirm the old booking links and payment arrangements have been handled as agreed.
- Record any unresolved differences and assign an owner before closing the migration.
Bring your migration questions to a demo
Bring a sample timetable and a description of your pack rules. Avoid sending real member records at the enquiry stage. We can first discuss your requirements, then agree the supported scope and a suitable way to exchange information if you decide to proceed.
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