A yoga studio in Bali, set up in five steps
A weekly timetable page, classes booked with one place per mat, and a code on the mat rack for tomorrow's class.
An example of how a business like this could use QRiva — not a customer story.
An open-air studio with a morning and an evening class every day, mostly for visitors staying a week or two. Most of them find it on foot, and want to know when the next class is.
- 1
The timetable
A hosted page with the week's classes, what to bring, and how to get there, with a map block.
- 2
One place per mat
Two forms, one for the morning class and one for the evening, each with a booking field: one slot a day, its capacity set to the mats, and an hour's notice.
- 3
The confirmation
The booking offers a calendar file. An automation e-mails the person what to bring and where the studio is.
- 4
A code on the mat rack
On the way out, a code by the mats opens tomorrow's booking form.
- 5
How people found it
Each booking lands in Leads with how the person arrived: the street sign, the mat rack or the flyer at a guesthouse.
Bookings and automations need Pro. A studio that only takes walk-ins could put the timetable page on Free.
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