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Wearable fitness technology leader Myzone is set to complete the final new features in its 2018 road map with the launch of MZ-Book.

Like MZ-Instruct, MZ-Book fits in with the existing Myzone offering for clubs, bringing even greater value to the Myzone System for operators.

A class booking feature within the Myzone app, MZ-Book allows operators to upload a class schedule directly into the owners account so that members can reserve a spot in any class within the Club Branded Myzone app.

MZ-Book lets club managers determine the amount of spaces available, the location of the rooms, whether there is an extra cost and even build and book a particular spot, such as a bike.

What is unique about MZ-Book is that not only do instructors get visibility of all participants as soon as members book and check into a class, but the ability to quickly and easily connect with participants through Myzone, thus building and strengthening the digital connection and community within a club.

It also allows waiting lists, with push notifications if someone cancels and a spot becomes available and, unlike most booking apps, your customers can still view timetables offline.

Users do not require a Myzone belt to download and register a Myzone account at a club as Myzone have set up the use for anyone.

Dave Wright, creator and Chief Executive of Myzone, explains “MZ-Book is our next feature on from Myzone 3.0 to be released. Once again this is offered at zero extra cost. MZ-Book is a fantastic way to improve Myzone awareness and usage at clubs and is an ideal tool for those who do not offer an online or app based booking function".

MZ-Book is now live and ready to work as a standalone from club membership management systems. However, a simple integration with MMS within a facility can also help create a frictionless member experience - even linking with payment providers to take payments and buy credits through the app.

As part of Myzone’s 2018 road map, the MZ-Fitness Test, and MZ-Instruct are already live, with MZ-Body Scan, MZ-Motion and MZ-20 Home Scale are all to be launched before the end of 2018.

To contact Myzone click here to view their entry in the Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory. 

Lower image: Dave Wright.

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