Quick answer
Junocal separates a reusable class type from each dated session. Define the class once, then schedule as many individual dates as you need with their own instructor, room and capacity.
Before you begin
A saved reusable class type with a client-facing name, duration, default capacity and price.
The correct studio timezone plus any instructor, location or room you plan to assign.
A decision about the first and last bookable dates rather than an unreviewed full timetable.
You'll know it worked when
The dated session appears once on the operator calendar and once on the public schedule.
Its instructor, room, capacity, price and booking cutoff match the session you intended to run.
A mobile client can open the session, review its requirements and continue toward confirmation.
Follow along in Junocal
Open the exact product area, then keep this guide beside it.
Create the reusable class type
A class type stores the details that should stay consistent: name, description, duration, default capacity, price and any intake requirements. Examples include Reformer Foundations, Evening Flow or Kids Boxing.
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Open Classes and choose New class.
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Add a clear client-facing name and description. Explain level, equipment and who the class is for.
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Set the duration, default capacity and drop-in price. Attach a form or policy if clients must complete one before attending.
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Save the class type. It is now ready to place on the calendar.
Add the dated session
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Open Schedule and choose Schedule a class.
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Select the class type, start date and local start time.
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Choose the instructor, room or online location. Adjust the capacity only if this session differs from the class default.
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Review the summary and publish. The session will appear on the public booking page when it is eligible to book.
Check it before sharing
Confirm the date and time are shown in the studio timezone.
Check the instructor, location, price and available spaces.
Make sure the cancellation policy and intake form are the right ones.
Use the public preview to test the mobile booking journey.
Troubleshooting
Start with the symptom that matches what you can see. Check the existing record before repeating a booking, payment or import.
The class type is saved but nothing appears on the schedule
Check these first
Confirm you created a dated session from Schedule; the reusable class type does not create dates by itself.
Check the calendar date, active studio location and any filters applied to the schedule.
Next step: Use Schedule a class to place the saved class type on a real date, then publish the dated session.
The session has the wrong instructor, room or capacity
Check these first
Open the dated session and distinguish its overrides from the defaults on the class type.
Review existing bookings before reducing capacity or moving to a smaller room.
Next step: Edit only the dated session when the exception applies to one occurrence; change the class type when the new value should become the default.
Clients can see the session but cannot book it
Check these first
Check remaining capacity, the booking-open and cutoff windows, and any eligibility rules.
Confirm a paid class has a usable drop-in price or an eligible published product.
Next step: Correct the blocking rule and retest as a signed-out client before sharing the link again.
Answers before you get stuck
What is the difference between a class and a scheduled session?
The class is the reusable service definition. A scheduled session is one dated occurrence with its own start time, instructor, room and bookings.
Can one session have a different capacity?
Yes. Set the normal capacity on the class type, then override it for a particular scheduled session when a room or instructor requires a different limit.
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