Rezerwacja i zapisy na miejscu
Attach a product to a class and it appears during booking — a kit, a canvas pack, a firing. It stays purchasable from the family’s own profile afterwards if you allow it.
Organizuj zajęcia artystyczne, śledź obecność i zarządzaj rezerwacjami z łatwością. Rodzice (lub dorośli uczniowie) rezerwują online, płacą i otrzymują przypomnienia. Ty otrzymujesz przejrzysty harmonogram dla nauczycieli, sal i zasobów (sztalugi, koła garncarskie, piece do wypalania), a także obecności, zajęcia uzupełniające i faktury, które działają bez problemów — dzięki czemu możesz skupić się na kreatywności.
Niezależnie od tego, czy prowadzisz jedną lokalizację czy dwadzieścia, kursy czy obozy, Zooza dostosowuje się do Twojej organizacji — i automatyzuje to, co Cię spowalnia.
Attach a product to a class and it appears during booking — a kit, a canvas pack, a firing. It stays purchasable from the family’s own profile afterwards if you allow it.
A smock in S, M and L is one product with three items. Each carries its own price, its own stock count and a maximum quantity per order, so you do not oversell what you physically have.
Mark the choice mandatory and the family has to pick a size before they can finish booking. Leave it optional and they can skip the kit entirely. Both are deliberate decisions, not defaults.
A weekly term, a one-off weekend workshop and an open-studio session are different programme shapes rather than workarounds. Entry passes cover the pay-per-visit case.
A room that fits seven does not have to be a class of seven. Capacity 5 plus 2 extra places sells five seats and keeps two reachable only by trials and make-ups.
Schedule by venue and by teacher, with substitutes and bulk changes across a term. Individual easels and wheels are not separately bookable — see the FAQ, we would rather say so.
Missed sessions become credits with an expiry, limited as a ratio such as one per four sessions. Not a monthly allowance — that is a real constraint and it is in the FAQ.
When a class fills, families can still submit and join the waiting list. You approve each one yourself, and the queue tells you whether a second group is worth opening.
This is the part that is genuinely specific to studios, and it is a two-stage build: the variants first, then the thing you actually sell.
Services → Create new service, one per variant: smock size S, size M, size L. Each gets its own unit price, a maximum quantity per order, and a stock quantity if what you hold is limited. Services are the items that live inside a product.
Products → Create product, named the way a parent would read it — "Smock" or "Beginner clay kit". Switch on available for online checkout if you also want to sell it on its own rather than only alongside a class. Physical and digital products are built the same way.
Open the product, then Items → Add item, and add the services you just made. If the choice is a size rather than an extra, mark the item selection <strong>mandatory</strong> so nobody can half-select it and arrive without a smock.
Open the class settings, find product settings, and choose which products sell during booking for that class. Enabling available in client profile lets a family come back and buy the kit later, which is what happens when a child moves up a level mid-term.
Product orders live in Orders, separately from class bookings. Set the programme up so the class side is clean first, then check the orders list — the FAQ below explains the one trap here, which is that unpaid product orders do not show in the booking debt notifications.
Sizes, stock, firings and the seat, on one order you can reconcile. Start a free trial, or let us look at how your materials are costed now.