Learning objective:

Some of your customers may need a custom payment plan option when purchasing their membership. You can use the Payment on the Fly option in your studio's MINDBODY site to facilitate this process.

  1. Click on your Retail tab.
  2. Look up the client purchasing the membership.
  3. Select the Membership option and click Add Item.
  4. Choose CC (Keyed/Stored). Note: Check to be sure you have stored your client's billing information if you plan on charging their credit card.
  5. Enter the amount the client will be paying right now.
    • If the client isn't making a payment then enter $0.00
  6. Choose Payment Method Account.
  7. Check the Payment Plan box that appears under the account notes.
  8. Select the frequency that the client will be charged and the start date. The amount they will be charged will adjust according to the parameters you set.
  9. Complete the sale.

Notes:

  • If you don't see the Account button in Retail, it may be because the account payment method isn't enabled in your site, or a setting is restricting clients from making account purchases. To allow all clients to make account purchases, follow these steps.
  • If you only want to allow a few clients to make account purchases, you can:
  1. Keep the Allow account purchases setting disabled in General Setup Options.
  2. Check the box beside Ability to charge house account in the Member status section of a client's profile to allow them to make an account purchase.

Results after the process

  • The client will receive the pricing option as normal.
  • They will have an account balance owed for the amount charged to Account.
  • Their Autopay Schedule will show Payment on Account as the description.

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Things to know

  • The autopay schedule for a payment plan on the fly can be edited in the client's Account Details screen.
  • Payments will also appear in the Autopay Detail report.
  • The payments can be assigned to a contract as long as the autopay schedule occurs within the start and end date of a contract.

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