Attendance Reports

View trends, export data, and identify at-risk members.

Attendance reports give you insights into training patterns, help identify members who may be at risk of leaving, and provide data for business decisions.

Available Reports

Class Attendance Summary

See attendance numbers for each class over time. Identify your most popular classes and time slots.

Found in: Reports → Attendance → By Class

Member Attendance

View how often each member trains. Filter by date range, membership plan, or belt rank.

Found in: Reports → Attendance → By Member

At-Risk Members

Automatically identifies members whose attendance has dropped significantly. Reach out before they cancel.

Found in: Reports → Attendance → At Risk

Attendance Trends

Charts showing overall attendance over weeks or months. Spot seasonal patterns and growth trends.

Found in: Reports → Attendance → Trends

Check-in Method Report

See how members check in (kiosk, QR, staff, etc.). Useful for understanding if your check-in systems are being used.

Found in: Reports → Attendance → Methods

Understanding At-Risk Members

The At-Risk report flags members based on attendance patterns:

Risk LevelCriteriaSuggested Action
Medium Risk50% drop in attendance over 2 weeksCasual check-in at next class
High RiskNo attendance for 2+ weeks (was active)Personal outreach (text/call)
CriticalNo attendance for 4+ weeksRecovery call with offer (e.g., free week)

Pro tip: Members who return after being flagged as at-risk often become your most loyal members. A personal touch when they're struggling makes a big difference.

Exporting Data

All reports can be exported for external analysis or record-keeping:

CSV Export

Download data as a spreadsheet. Opens in Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet app.

PDF Report

Generate a formatted PDF with charts and summaries. Great for board meetings or archive copies.

Scheduled Reports

Set up automatic weekly or monthly report emails to yourself or your team.

Key Metrics to Track

Average Attendance Rate

What percentage of members train at least once per week? Healthy clubs see 60-75%.

Sessions Per Member

Average training sessions per active member per week. 2-3 sessions is typical.

Peak Class Size

Your highest-attendance class. Important for planning space and staffing.

At-Risk Count

Number of members in at-risk status. Track this weekly to catch trends early.

Review at-risk members weekly. A 5-minute review can save memberships worth hundreds of dollars.
Compare attendance year-over-year to account for seasonal variations. January and September are typically high; summer and December are low.
Don't obsess over daily fluctuations. Look at weekly and monthly trends for meaningful insights.

Frequently Asked Questions