Umm...not sure about "master"...
Anyway, I've been using this app called MindBodyOnline. It manages
memberships, acts as a POS (Point of Sale), and does recurring payments. It
also books spaces. It, however, doesn't manage expenses so you'd still need
QB. So yes, their app seems to do everyt
Share more master! ;-)
On Jan 27, 2012 6:50 PM, "Jerome Chang" wrote:
> The tough thing is that QB doesn't schedule anything. It's two steps to
> book a conference room and to pay for it. Same goes for reserving any other
> workspaces to coordinate drop-ins. Nonetheless, your solution is good for
The tough thing is that QB doesn't schedule anything. It's two steps to book a
conference room and to pay for it. Same goes for reserving any other workspaces
to coordinate drop-ins. Nonetheless, your solution is good for a simple set-up.
Jerome
www.BLANKSPACES.com
On Jan 27, 2012, at 6:17 PM
I am planning on using a merchant service that allows us to take all forms
of payment at the reception desk with the ability to set up recurring
monthly membership payments. I have a membership based community already
and I am adding our coworking space as a value. I currently use quickbooks
to tr
I would like to know what member management and payment systems everyone is
using.
I know it's been debated to death; but there's some new solutions out there and
organizations evolve.
What do you use to track your active members? What tools does your front desk
have to figure who's paid up an
Hey gang!
We* are looking at renting a house in Austin from Wed. 3/7 to Tues.
3/13. (GUIC is on 3/8, and SxSW Interactive goes from 3/9 thru 3/13.)
If you're looking for a place to stay, we will be able to accommodate
you for much cheaper than the cost of grabbing any of the hotels that
are left
Thanks for the inspiration. Y'all been blogified, for easier sharing &
reference.
http://dangerouslyawesome.com/2012/01/social-capital-cool-kids-clubs/
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coworking in philadelphia
On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 1:12 PM, Tom Brandt wrote:
> I love the distinction between bonding and br
I love the distinction between bonding and bridging capital. Thanks for
that.
On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 10:16 AM, Alex Hillman wrote:
> I haven't heard the words "social capital" on this list in a long time,
> it's good to have them back. One of my favorite topics, with a big hat tip
> to Tara Hun
This is why I got into coworking in the first place. This is what keeps me
in coworking today. This is why I continue to build a future for it
tomorrow.
Here's to putting in more than we take out today... cheers!
Thanks & God Bless,
Joel Bennett
Chief Dreamchaser
Veel Hoeden
641-7
I haven't heard the words "social capital" on this list in a long time,
it's good to have them back. One of my favorite topics, with a big hat tip
to Tara Hunt & Chris Messina for my introduction to this in the olden days
of coworking.
I love Trek's simple equation, it's one I personally live by a
At Workantile it took us a while to get what we say during tours perfected,
but we have learned to tell people right off the bat that we are membership
organization of independent and remote workers, and then go on to explain
the social and community aspects of Workantile. if someone says the word
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