Overview
Club OS allows you to reschedule follow-ups in bulk so they are redistributed across new dates. You can spread follow-ups across multiple days or move them to a single date. You can also reschedule all follow-ups or only a portion (using filters or limits).
Before You Start
- You must have the correct permissions to access this feature
- If you don’t see the option, a Club Admin may need to enable it (Permissions Breakdown)
How to Reschedule Follow-Ups
Step 1: Access Reschedule Tool
- Go to User Search
- Click Search Actions (top of screen)
- Select 'Reschedule Follow-Up'

Step 2: Select Date Range
- Choose a Start Date and End Date
- Follow-ups will be evenly distributed across the selected days


- You can reschedule across a date range
- Example: 100 follow-ups across 4 days → 25 per day

- To move everything to one day, set the same start and end date

IMPORTANT: This tool does not check staff availability, so it could overload a team member’s follow-up queue
Step 3: Choose Follow-Up Type
Select which follow-ups to reschedule:
- Membership
- OR Personal Training (PT)
- OR Both

Step 4 (Optional): Set a Limit
- Use the Limit field to reschedule only part of your follow-ups
- Example: Enter “50” to reschedule only 50 follow-ups
Note: Follow-Ups will be selected starting from the top of your User Search results (in alphabetical A–Z order), then rescheduled.

Step 5: Apply Changes
- Click 'Go' to complete the reschedule

Rescheduling Overdue Follow-Ups Only
How to Filter Overdue Follow-Ups
- Go to User Search
- Scroll to the Time Range filter on the bottom left hand side
- Select:
- Follow-up (M) Date (Membership)
- OR Follow-up (PT) Date (Personal Training)
- Set:
- Start date = Leave blank
- End date = A previous date
Note: This will isolate all overdue follow-ups up to and including the previous date in the right hand calendar box, if the left hand calendar box is left blank. (For example: if you select yesterday's date in the right hand calendar box and leave the left blank, all overdue follow-ups up to and including yesterday would display in the User Search results)


Best Practices
- Spread large volumes across multiple days to avoid overload in an employee's follow-up queue
- Use the 'Limit' field when testing or making partial adjustments
- Always double-check team capacity before rescheduling follow-ups