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See the chain
KPI dashboard for gym chains

Gym chain numbers in plain charts, each with a goal

Owners see members, income, members at risk and class fill for every club on one screen. Each number has a goal, and managers see the same goals.

Chain overview: members, income, churn and class use for every club
Every number has a goalEach figure shows a target, so it is clear when a club is ahead or behind.
Members who may leaveA list shows members whose visits dropped or whose card failed, with a next step.
Class heat mapDark squares show nearly full classes and light squares show empty seats.
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Every number has a goal
Design rule

Three screens a manager opens every week

Each screen reads the numbers the gym already has, and puts the goal next to every figure.

Members likely to leave: who they are, why we think so and what to do

Members who may leave

A list shows members whose visits have dropped or whose card failed. Each one has a short reason, a risk number and a suggested next step such as a call or a free class.

Members likely to leave: who they are, why we think so and what to do

Class fill rates by day and hour, so empty slots and full ones are easy to see

Class heat map

A grid of days and hours shows how full each class was. Dark squares are nearly full and light squares have many empty seats.

Class fill rates by day and hour, so empty slots and full ones are easy to see

One club in detail: income, visits and staff numbers against its goals

Club report

Each club has its own page with income by week, busiest hours and a few plain notes on what to look at, such as a crowded evening rush.

One club in detail: income, visits and staff numbers against its goals

Also inside

The chain view, the money view and the goals behind every number.

Chain overview

The first screen shows active members, monthly income, the share of members leaving and class seats filled, with a table that compares every club.

Income view

Income is split by memberships, personal training, classes and shop sales, so the owner can see where the money comes from.

Goals

Owners set a goal for each number and for each club. The dashboard shows when a club is ahead or behind, and managers see the same goals.

Who sees what

Owners see the chain. Managers see their own club and its goals.

RoleWhat they doSees
Owners Check the whole chain each morning and see which club is behind. Every club
Club managers Open the timetable grid, move a half-empty class and follow up on members at risk. Their own club
Front desk Call the top few members on the leave list and record what was said. The leave list

Walk through one month

Follow an owner from the morning check to a manager's action on one club.

  1. Every morning

    Check the chain

    The owner opens the overview, sees which club is behind on members or income and opens that club.

  2. Every day

    Call members

    The front desk opens the list of members who may leave, calls the top few and records what was said.

  3. Every week

    Fix the timetable

    The manager looks at the class grid, moves a half-empty class to a busier hour and drops a slot nobody books.

  4. Every month

    Review the month

    The owner downloads one report per club and goes through the numbers and goals with each manager.

Questions

About gym dashboards, data sources and access.

What is a gym KPI dashboard?

It is one screen that shows the main numbers of a gym business, such as active members, income, how many members leave and how full the classes are. Owners use it to compare clubs and spot problems early.

Which systems can a gym dashboard pull data from?

It can read members, visits and class bookings from your gym software, payments from your billing system or gateway, and door access logs. Where there is no API, a daily file import works.

Can you build a dashboard like this for my gyms?

Yes. We can build it on top of your membership, booking and door-scan data, whatever software you use now, and add the club, trainer and class views you need.

How does it know which members may leave?

It looks at visits, class bookings and payment problems. A member who stops coming or whose card keeps failing gets a higher risk number. It is only a guide, and staff decide who to call.

Can a club manager see only their own club?

Yes. Owners see the whole chain. Managers see their own club and the goals set for it.

Open the dashboard

Click through the chain overview, the leave list, the class grid and a club report.

See the chain