Find what needs attention
Surface stalled intros, retention risks, missed replies, class-fill gaps, staffing needs, and other work without rebuilding the story from exports.
ClassFlow’s proprietary Studio AI helps your team spot missed follow-ups, prepare personal replies and get instructors ready for class. It brings the relevant member and class details together, with a next step your team can review.
ClassFlow Studio AI
See how Studio AI helps your team support a new member, from choosing their first class to finding a routine. Each step starts with what your studio already knows.
At this point in the journey
Help turn the intro purchase into a first visit they feel ready for.
Illustrative journey, not live member data. Available information and actions depend on your studio setup. Bookings, attendance and membership purchases are tracked separately.
See your journey in a demoHelp a new member book, check in with someone who has gone quiet or prepare an instructor for class. The team can see the relevant history before acting.
Surface stalled intros, retention risks, missed replies, class-fill gaps, staffing needs, and other work without rebuilding the story from exports.
Draft a member reply or next step using recent bookings, attendance, conversations, account details, and studio policy.
Bring the roster, approved member notes, teaching focus, and studio programming into a briefing or class draft for instructor review.
Show the supporting context and let the team review, change, approve, dismiss, or mark the work already handled.
It uses the studio records a staff member is allowed to see to find work that needs attention and prepare a reply, follow-up, class briefing, or class draft. The result appears where staff already work, ready to review.
A general chatbot responds to a prompt. Studio AI can use current schedules, member history, conversations, sales progress, and approved programming to prepare work for a specific studio task.
ClassFlow builds the studio software that brings member history, class information and studio rules into useful follow-up, briefings and staff tools. That software is proprietary to ClassFlow. It can use external AI models; the term does not mean ClassFlow created the underlying general-purpose model.
Preparing an AI draft or proposal does not send a message or change an account. Staff can review the details, and staff permissions and studio rules control what can happen next. Live messaging and billable AI require paid activation and the relevant services to be ready.
Yes. It can prepare a class draft using the studio exercise library, cues, templates, load tags, class rules, and recent programming. A qualified instructor reviews the result before teaching it.
Choose a member conversation, intro follow-up or class to prepare. We’ll show what your team sees, what AI can prepare and what staff reviews.