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PART II · GYM ADMIN

Dashboard tour

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Gym Admin has three layers of navigation: a header row of quick tools that follows you to every screen, a bottom tab bar for the everyday surfaces, and a drawer for everything else. In the middle sits the Dashboard — a live summary of today. This chapter is a tour of all of it, so the rest of the manual can say "open the drawer" without explaining it each time.

What you'll do

Walk the shell once: header, tabs, drawer, then each dashboard section top to bottom.

You'll need: any staff sign-in. What you see depends on your permissions — money tiles need payment or report access, member counts need member access. Hidden tiles and tabs are not missing features; they're your role.

Steps

  1. Start at the header. Left to right: the location switcher (multi-location accounts only), the gradient sparkle button for the AI assistant, the chat bubble for Messages with its unread badge, a door icon for Open gate, a share icon listing your gym's social pages, the notifications bell, and a QR button that offers scan-a-code or redeem-a-guest-pass.

  2. Tap the door icon when you need to buzz someone through: it asks which door, then confirms with a Gate opened message. Every manual gate open is logged with your name.

  3. Look at the bottom bar: Dashboard, Members, Classes, Accounts, Attendance, Clock-in and POS. Tabs your role can't use are hidden entirely.

  4. Open the drawer (the menu icon, top-left). It shows your gym's logo, the signed-in staff member's name and role, then three groups: OPERATIONS (Security for cameras, Classes, Lockers, Members, POS, Signage, Member Kiosks, Social inbox, Win-back, Staff, Studios, Studio rentals, Trainers, To confirm, Courses and Nutrition, Session packs, HR straps), INSIGHTS (Accounts, Attendance, Clock-in, Reports) and ACCOUNT (Help & support, Settings, Sign Out).

    The open navigation drawer listing the OPERATIONS and INSIGHTS groups
    The drawer — every operations surface one tap away.
  5. Back on the Dashboard tab, read it top to bottom. The revenue hero shows TODAY'S REVENUE with a 7-day sparkline. It counts completed sales, dues payments and wallet top-ups once each — wallet-paid purchases aren't double-counted, and refunds are excluded.

  6. Next to it: today's check-ins. The tile counts distinct members, not door swipes — someone who re-enters three times counts once, and staff swiping through doors are filtered out. Depending on a setting it reads Entered (last 2h) (who is in the gym right now) or Checked in today.

  7. Outstanding dues totals pending payments — tap it to see who owes what.

  8. The quick-action row gives the front desk its four everyday moves: Scan, New sale, Add member and Payment.

  9. The member ring shows your total roster split into Active, Frozen and Expired — the same counts as the Members tab chips, so the two screens never disagree. Below it, Expiring Soon lists members whose plans end soonest; tap any row to open their profile.

  10. Recent activity shows the last five events with See all opening the full activity feed. Today's classes scroll horizontally at the bottom.

What you should see

After a normal day: revenue matching your till close-outs, a check-in count that matches Reports, and a short expiring-soon list you've already called through.

If something goes wrong

  • A tab or tile someone expects is missing — their role doesn't include it. An owner can change it under Settings → Role permissions or Users & permissions; the change reaches signed-in staff within a couple of minutes, no re-login needed.
  • Dashboard revenue doesn't match your own tally — remember it excludes refunds and counts wallet top-ups on the day the cash came in, not the day the balance was spent.
  • Check-ins look low — the tile counts unique members, and staff are excluded. Raw swipe events live in the Attendance tab.
  • Numbers seem frozen — pull down to refresh; if it persists, the device is offline.
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Still stuck? Email hello@prismgym.com — include your gym name, the device, and a photo of what you see.