Memberships and Payments
Client Transfers
Client Transfers move membership access or ownership between gym locations according to policy without creating a duplicate person or duplicate subscription.
What this page is for
Client Transfers move membership access or ownership between gym locations according to policy without creating a duplicate person or duplicate subscription.
Who should use it
Manager, owner, front desk
Where to find it
/commerce/transfer and profile subscription transfer actions
Before you start
- Select the correct subscription, source gym, destination gym, transfer type, effective date, fee, and reason.
- Transfer form fields are Subscription, From gym, To gym, Transfer type, Effective date, Transfer fee (INR), Temporary end date when temporary, and Reason.
- Transfer type options are Permanent and Temporary. Temporary can be disabled by transfer policy, and temporary end date must be within the configured maximum days.
- Confirm the destination gym is an allowed location and can honor the plan, add-ons, PT balance, and access-device setup.
- Use transfer fee only when policy requires it and the member agreed to the charge.
- Keep one person record; do not create a new member at the destination just to represent the transfer.
Daily workflow
- Open transfer workflow, verify current membership and destination branch.
- Apply transfer with effective date and reason, then verify profile summary, access eligibility, and audit entry.
- If a transfer fee is entered, collect the generated fee invoice before treating the transfer as financially complete.
- If the destination branch needs a new access card or trainer assignment, create the follow-up task after transfer.
Watch out
- Do not transfer expired, canceled, or disputed memberships until finance/manager resolves the underlying state.
Related help
- Use the left menu to open related pages in Memberships and Payments.
- Use Ask Docs for questions that are already covered in this public documentation.
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