Connect resources
The schedule should consider instructor, space and equipment availability.
Instructors and resources: scheduling needs more than a time slot
A Pilates session may depend on instructor, room and equipment. Scheduling should reflect those constraints to avoid conflicts.
Record substitutions
Changes should be visible to front desk and clients.
Avoid double assignments
One shared view reduces instructor or room conflicts.
What to organize
- ✓Instructor
- ✓Room
- ✓Equipment
- ✓Time slot
- ✓Capacity
- ✓Substitutions
Useful metrics
- →Room usage
- →Sessions per instructor
- →Changes
- →Utilization
- →Avoided conflicts
Frequently asked questions
Should equipment be modeled?
Yes when equipment limits capacity or availability.
Should scheduling prevent conflicts?
Ideally it should help detect them before a session is confirmed.
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