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Member Status Tags in Core

How Client Status works in PushPress Core - what each status means, how it’s assigned, and how it affects reporting, the Staff App, and Grow CRM.

Written by Jessica Hamel

What Client Status Does

Client Status defines how PushPress classifies anyone assigned to a plan. It determines how the person appears in the system, what workflows trigger in Grow, and how staff are prompted to engage with them.

A person’s status is driven by their most recently active plan.


Status Options

Status

Who it’s for

What it does

Member

Recurring paying clients

Standard member access and tracking

Lead

Trials, guest passes, intro offers

Displays a diamond icon in the Staff App and on Screens, flags them as a conversion target and prompts staff to engage

Non-Member

Drop-ins, visitors, out-of-towners

Active in the system but not tracked as a conversion target


Choosing the Right Status

  • Free trials and intro packages → Lead so staff knows to follow up and convert

  • Paid recurring memberships → Member

  • One-time drop-ins or visitors → Non-Member

Client Status is a required field when creating or editing a plan and when setting up appointment types.


How Status Is Assigned

The system assigns status automatically based on the plan a person is on:

  • Member: Has an active plan designated as ‘is a member’ plan, including paused plans

  • Lead: Has no active ‘is a member’ plan but has been added to the system

  • Non-Member: Has never had a plan designated as ‘is a member’

  • Ex-Member: Previously had a ‘is a member’ plan that is now cancelled or completed

Status is visible just below the profile photo on the client detail page.


Impact on Grow CRM

Client Status syncs directly from Core to Grow in real time — it is no longer recalculated in Grow, which previously caused inaccuracies.

  • Grow workflows referencing Client Status will reflect what is set in Core

  • Bulk-updating Non-Members to Member in Core can trigger member workflows in Grow — confirm workflow logic before making bulk changes

  • When a client exhausts appointment credits, they may automatically shift to Ex-Member and trigger the ex-member workflow; add filters to prevent unintended removals from active workflows


Setting Up Member Status Tags for Appointment Types

When creating or editing an appointment type, you will see a Client Status field.
Choose the appropriate status for that appointment type:

  • Member

  • Non-Member

  • Lead

This ensures accurate tagging and reporting across your system.Hybrid plans simplify the inclusion of appointment-only clients in the People list, streamline categorization, and enhance operational efficiency.For best practices, ensure clear categorization of client statuses, leverage filters and search functionalities to locate non-members, and optimize the use of Hybrid plans for client-specific needs.


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