EFT—Payment-Processing Services
EZFacility Scheduling & Club Management Software
EZFacility provides Web-based scheduling, billing, member-management, and reporting software for health clubs of all sizes. Manage trainers, instructors, packages, club memberships, point-of- sale transactions, and payroll; enjoy detailed financial reporting; and give members Web-based self-service access to purchase new packages and schedule sessions. This simple yet highly effective club-management tool streamlines operations and is available starting at only $49 per club per month.
FISERV SEE OUR AD ON THE TECHNOLOGY TAB
Reduce billing costs and get paid faster by using payment-processing services from Fiserv. With fully integrated soft- ware and electronic funds transfer (EFT) processing, clubs automatically collect membership dues in full, on the due date, for direct deposit into their accounts. Because EFT reduces invoicing costs, postage, and late payments, overall billing costs are reduced and reconciliation is quick and easy. In addition, credit cards can be processed using the credit card gateway from Fiserv.
NEW Full Service Billing
Fiserv offers outsourced billing, collections, and member call-center services with a professional staff that manages customers’ data under the club’s direction. New contracts, additional services, visits, club charges, and member changes hit the system immediately without requiring club staff to update them. Fiserv also performs due-diligence billing research, providing notification of important data trends or issues. The Fiserv team is an economical alternative to hiring back-office staff.
FITVIEW SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 174
IGO FIGURE, INC.
iGo Figure Membership and Business Management Software
iGo Figure Membership and Business Management Software is designed to save health clubs time and money. Payment- processing is easy with integrated credit-card processing and 10-cent EFTs. Scheduling, employee compensation, POS sales, and inventory management are also managed through iGo Figure, and more than 100 reports and a custom-report generator provide details. It also offers mass e-mail capabilities, mailing labels, and an integrated retention-management e-mail service. Free upgrades, technical support, and training are unlimited.
IRON GRIP BARBELL COMPANY
Compete
Compete from Fiserv offers clubs of all sizes easy-to-use functionality and improved employee productivity. It includes: check-in, point of sale, configuration, data-entry, billing, standard reports, and integrated point-of-sale credit-card processing. To increase membership and improve member satisfaction, additional modules can be added, such as: sales prospecting, member self-service, scheduling, locker manage- ment, nursery monitoring, and gift card purchase/redemption. Finally, to manage the club’s business more efficiently, advanced reports and electronic agreements/ contract-management can be added.
Iron Grip eWeight Planner
NEW FitView
FitView provides tools for the professional coach to help ensure success over the long term. Forged in testing with leading coaches in personal training, bootcamp, and CrossFit environments, FitView resources help to engage and retain members for life.
Iron Grip’s online eWeight Planner is a fast and simple way to calculate the appropriate number of free weights for a fitness facility. The Planner generates suggested weight-plate breakdowns, depending on the type and amount of plate-loaded strength and free-weight equipment selected. It also suggests quantities of dumbbells and Olympic bars, and recommends racks when necessary. The eWeight Planner includes equipment from 13 of the top strength- equipment providers.
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