PT session packages billed once, used over months
Sell a 10-session PT package at S$1,200 or a 20-session block at S$2,200, with a 4-month validity window. Cadence sends the Stripe link via WhatsApp, tracks the remaining count per client, and pings the client when there are three sessions left so renewal feels natural instead of pushy. Different packages can run in parallel for the same client — say a 10-PT-pack alongside a separate small-group bundle — without you manually tracking which session deducts from where.
Late-cancel cutoff that enforces itself at 12 hours out
Set your late-cancel policy once (most PTs run 12-hour or 24-hour cutoffs) and Cadence enforces it without you having to be the bad guy. Client cancels at 11pm for a 7am session? The session deducts from their pack automatically and a polite WhatsApp explains why. The audit log shows you exactly when they cancelled and what policy fired. Your relationship doesn't suffer from awkward 'eh bro about that fee' conversations — the rules were communicated upfront and the system enforced them quietly.
Tiered pricing for prime-time vs off-peak slots
6am-9am and 6pm-9pm are gold; 11am-3pm sits empty unless you discount it. Configure different rates per slot (e.g. S$120 prime-time vs S$95 off-peak) and Cadence offers the right price automatically based on which slot the client picks. New leads see the off-peak option as the cheaper entry point, and existing clients can flex their schedule for the savings. Your calendar fills its dead zones without you having to negotiate one-off discounts.
Post-workout progress notes via the Owner Agent
After a session, message your Owner Agent: 'log for Sarah — deadlift 3x5 at 65kg PR, struggled on the last rep, focus on bracing next week.' Cadence stores the note against Sarah's profile, attaches it to the session record, and pulls it up automatically at the top of next week's confirmation message so you don't have to remember what you worked on. Over six months you build a real coaching history per client without ever opening a spreadsheet.