Capacity-limited paid registration without overbooking
Every event you publish has a hard seat count — 8 spots for the pasta-making class, 12 for the pottery throw-down, 20 for the watercolour workshop. Cadence checks capacity atomically every time someone books, so the 9th person to message you for an 8-seat class is offered the waitlist instead of an accidental confirmation. Stripe collects payment upfront, and the seat is released back to the pool if the payment doesn't clear within 15 minutes.
Bulk WhatsApp broadcasts to every registered attendee
Venue changed because of last-minute reno? Class delayed by 30 minutes because the chef's flight got rescheduled? One Owner Agent command — 'broadcast to Saturday cooking class: venue moved to the Tiong Bahru kitchen, same time' — and every registered attendee gets the update on their personal WhatsApp inside 10 seconds. No copy-paste, no missed messages, no four people showing up at the wrong door.
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When you have to cancel a class — illness, weather, kitchen fire — your Owner Agent takes the instruction 'cancel Sunday pottery, refund all attendees, send the apology message.' Cadence pushes refunds back through Stripe, broadcasts the cancellation with your apology, and logs every refund in the audit trail so your bookkeeper doesn't get confused next month. What used to be a 90-minute emergency turns into a single sentence.
Waitlist capture for the next session when current is full
When a popular session sells out, Cadence doesn't just say 'sorry, full.' It captures the customer's interest for the next date, holds them in a waitlist, and notifies them the moment a seat opens (cancellation) or the next class is published. You get a built-in demand list for repeat events — the kind of insight that tells you whether to add a Wednesday session or a second Saturday slot.