Registration and login
Every member logs in and sees their own.
Registration, login and a private area where each person sees their own and only their own. The question at the counter becomes self service.
Your members are in a spreadsheet. You know it, and you also know the column somebody stopped filling in back in March.
The truth about who has paid lives in one person's memory. The day that person falls ill, the business runs blind. Nobody says it out loud because it has always been like this.
Six pieces, already built
A private area for every member
Roles: member, user and staff
Their own details and how to update them
A view for the staff
A panel where you manage all of it
Four steps
We define who is who
A member, a user and the staff do not see the same thing, and that gets decided before a line of code.
Registration and login get built
The member creates their account without anybody on your team having to write them down anywhere.
The member gets their own area
Theirs is in there, and only theirs.
The staff get their own view
One place that shows the situation without having to ask anyone.
Frequently asked questions
Can a member update their own details?
Yes, from their own area, without anybody doing it for them.
Can a member see other people's data?
No. Each one sees their own, and that is a structural boundary.
Can this be joined to the booking system?
Yes, they are built to work together.
Where does the data live?
On your own server, not on ours and not on a third party's.