The Memberships report lists the memberships customers have purchased and includes data for which memberships are still active, their purchase and current values, status, and payment information. You can also manage individual memberships from this report:
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Edit Membership: View or update the customer's membership details.
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Edit Balance: View or update the number of visits or products remaining on the membership.
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Cancel Membership: Revoke the customer's membership so it can no longer be used.
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Refund Membership: Revoke the customer's membership and return the paid amount.
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Pause or Resume Auto Renew: Stop or restart auto-renewing the membership.
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History: View the customer's usage.
Prerequisites: This feature is available for all Vagaro businesses. At least one membership must have been purchased by a customer.
Running the Memberships report lists all your customers' memberships, regardless of status. Use the filters to limit the results to only those you'd like to see, then export or print the report for your own analysis and business records.
The Memberships report has the following information:
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Shared Membership: If the Friends & Family
icon is shown, then this membership is shared with the customer's friends and family. Hover over or select the icon to see who it's shared with.
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Modified Date: When the membership was last edited or used.
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Customer: The customer who purchased the membership.
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Membership Card ID: The unique membership ID or number.
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Membership Name: The name of the membership.
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Price: The current price for the membership and any renewals. If you changed the membership price, that price will be shown.
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Reward Points: The number of points the customer received for purchasing the membership.
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Charge Frequency: How often this membership is renewed.
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Started Date: When the customer purchased this membership.
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Next Payment Date: When the customer's next payment is due.
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Remaining Auto Renewal: The number of times that membership can be automatically renewed. (Left blank if unlimited)
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Status: Whether the membership is Active or Inactive.
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Modified By: The employee who last updated the membership.
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Failed Reason: Why the customer's payment failed to go through at auto-renewal.
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Business Name: The business where the membership was purchased.
On a phone, the Memberships report shows each membership you've sold as cards.
To run the Memberships report:
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Select → → .
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Search Value: Search for a specific customer, membership, service in a membership, number of visits, and so on.
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Status: Show data for memberships with a specific status:
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All Memberships: Show all memberships.
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Active: Show memberships with visits or value still to be redeemed.
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Inactive: Show expired memberships or memberships with failed payments.
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Paused: Show paused memberships.
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Cancelled: Show cancelled memberships.
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Auto Renew: Show memberships that do or don't auto-renew.
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Renewal On: Show memberships with a specific charge frequency
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Select Export PDF or Export Excel to download this report.
The Memberships report shows each membership you've sold as a row in the table.
To run the Memberships report:
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Select → .
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Search: Search for a specific customer, membership, service in the membership, number of visits, and so on.
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Status: Show data for memberships with a specific status:
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All Memberships: Show all memberships.
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Active: Show memberships with visits or value still to be redeemed.
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Inactive: Show expired memberships or memberships with failed payments.
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Paused: Show paused memberships.
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Cancelled: Show cancelled memberships.
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Auto Renew: Show memberships that do or don't auto-renew.
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Renewal On: Show memberships with a specific charge frequency
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All memberships can be edited to make their settings specific to a customer. Not only can you update the membership, but none of these changes will affect the original membership created on the Memberships screen.
To update a customer's membership in the Memberships report:
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Select → → .
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Select the membership, then select Edit Membership.
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Update the customer's membership information as needed.
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Membership Card ID: Change the customer's membership ID.
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Charge Frequency: Change how often the membership is renewed.
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Price: Change the membership price for future renewals.
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Payment Date: Change the auto-renewal date.
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Membership: Change the customer's membership.
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Auto Renew: Turn this setting on or off to automatically renew this membership. Also, specify the Auto Renew Limit.
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Discount Initial Payments: Give your customer a discounted price for a specific number of billing cycles.
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Friends & Family Sharing: If the customer has family or friends added to their profile, select the friends and family the membership can be shared with.
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Select Save.
The customer's membership has been updated.
To update a customer's membership in the Memberships report:
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Select → .
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For the membership, select Action
, then select Edit Membership.
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Update the customer's membership information as needed.
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Membership Card ID: Change the customer's membership ID.
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Membership: Change the customer's membership.
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Charge Frequency: Change how often the membership is renewed.
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Price: Change the membership price for future renewals.
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Payment Date: Change the auto-renewal date.
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Auto Renew: Turn this setting on or off to automatically renew this membership. Also, specify the Auto Renew Limit.
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Discount Initial Payments: Give your customer a discounted price for a specific number of billing cycles.
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Friends & Family Sharing: If the customer has family or friends added to their profile, select the friends and family the membership can be shared with.
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Select Save.
The customer's membership has been updated.
Update a customer's balance to add or reduce visits from their membership.
Membership usage shows detailed information about the membership, such as when it was purchased, its benefits, status, who has used it, and all other activity.
You can tell whether a customer's membership will auto-renew by looking at its Status column. Memberships that have an Active status will automatically renew based on the charge frequency shown in the Charge Frequency column.
To pause or resume a customer's membership in the Memberships report:
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Select → → .
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Select the membership, then select Pause Auto Renew or Resume Auto Renew.
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Confirm the change.
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When pausing a membership, select Pause or Pause Temporarily, then select Update Pause.
Note
If you choose Pause Temporarily, set how many billing cycles to pause the membership.
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When resuming a membership, select Resume Membership to confirm.
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You've updated the customer's membership.
To pause or resume a customer's membership in the Memberships report:
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Select → .
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For the membership, select Action
, then select Pause Auto Renew or Resume Auto Renew.
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Confirm the change.
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When pausing a membership, select Pause or Pause Temporarily, then select Update Pause.
Note
If you choose Pause Temporarily, set how many billing cyles to pause the membership.
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When resuming a membership, select Resume Membership to confirm.
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You've updated the customer's membership.
Memberships with failed payments are automatically deactivated and marked as Inactive. These memberships cannot be used by customers or shared with friends and family until the customer repurchases the membership.
At the business's discretion, deactivated memberships can be reactivated for individual customers.
To reactivate an inactive membership:
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Select → → .
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In the top-right corner, select Filters
, use the Status list to select Inactive, and then select Run Report.
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Select the membership, then select Activate. The Checkout screen will appear.
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The membership status must be Inactive, not Cancelled to reactivate.
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Confirm the activation.
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Optionally, update the customer's membership as needed.
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Select Add Membership.
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Check out and take payment from the customer for the new membership.
You reactivated the customer's membership.
To reactivate an inactive membership:
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Select → .
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In the top-right corner, select Filters
, use the Status list to select Inactive, and then select Run Report.
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For the membership, select Action
, then select Activate. The Checkout screen will appear.
Note
The membership status must be Inactive, not Cancelled to reactivate.
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Confirm the activation.
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Optionally, update the customer's membership as needed.
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Select Add Membership.
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Check out and take payment from the customer for the new membership.
You reactivated the customer's membership.
Cancelling a membership makes the services, classes, or product discounts included unavailable to the customer. They are no longer charged for renewals, and the membership can no longer be used at checkout. Cancelled memberships cannot be reactivated and must be repurchased if the customer wants to be a member again.
Important
Cancelling a membership does not automatically refund the cost to the customer.
If you want to cancel a membership that's already been paid for, you can refund the customer from the Memberships report.
To refund a membership in the Memberships report:
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Select → → .
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Select the membership, then select Refund Membership.
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Refund your customer. To learn more, see Refund Memberships and Membership Visits.
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Confirm that the membership has been refunded by selecting it and checking that Refunded is shown instead of Refund Membership.
You refunded the customer's membership.
To refund a membership in the Memberships report:
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Select → .
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For the membership, select Action
, then select Refund Membership.
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Refund your customer. To learn more, see Refund Memberships and Membership Visits.
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Confirm that the membership has been refunded by selecting it and checking that Refunded is shown instead of Refund Membership.
You refunded the customer's membership.
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