Membership programs: planned availability
Keep paid or recurring membership commitments outside Pinsot until the program workflow is released.
Salon → Memberships and loyalty
Prerequisites
- No production access is required because this capability is not generally available.
- Keep the salon's current approved process and source records in place.
- Have authority to evaluate future workflow requirements without making client or staff commitments.
How to do it
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Treat paid or recurring Pinsot membership programs as planned until a documented production workflow is released.
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Continue using the salon's approved membership process and source ledger.
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Keep prices, renewal terms, benefits, cancellations, and client commitments in that source process.
- 4
Use separately configured Pinsot loyalty points only under the loyalty workflow shown in your workspace.
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Contact support to share membership requirements or ask about availability.
How location affects this task
The selected organization and salon location determine the records, settings, business date, and permissions used by this workflow. Confirm both before saving.
You understand the current product boundary, keep the salon's existing process active, and avoid representing the planned capability as available.
- Membership programs remain planned; separately configured loyalty records are not a recurring membership contract.
- Do not sell a Pinsot-managed membership before the workflow is released and its commercial terms are approved.
Troubleshooting
- If a control with a similar name appears, confirm its documented status before entering live salon or client data.
- Do not migrate balances, commitments, or source records until Pinsot confirms production availability and the salon approves the change.
- Send the workspace name and a non-sensitive description to support@pinsot.com if the displayed status is unclear.
If the steps do not resolve the issue, email support@pinsot.com from an address associated with your account. Include the salon and location names, approximate time, affected record, expected result, actual result, and safe error text. Remove passwords, verification codes, payment credentials, government identifiers, and unrelated client data.