How it works
A Tuesday afternoon, between two clients.
You've just seen a client out. The next one arrives in twenty minutes. You pick up your phone. Scroll along.
14:40
You type one sentence
The way you'd say it to a colleague. No forms, no menus.
You: Plan a SoulCircle in Hoorn in March about letting go.
14:41
seloura prepares it
With what it already knows about you: your usual place in Hoorn, how many people fit in a circle, what you ask for it.
seloura: Lovely theme. Here's what I've prepared:
SoulCircle · Letting go
8 placesSat 13 March · 2–4 pm · Hoorn
Page with sign-up
DraftiDEAL payment built in
Waitlist
ReadyOpens by itself once the circle is full
14:43
One sentence isn't quite right
seloura watches for words that promise more than a circle can keep, and suggests more honest ones. You decide.
seloura: The text said ‘helps you release trauma’. May I suggest this instead?
Suggestion for the page
CheckedSpace to pause with what you want to let go of.
That week
Sign-ups come in
Paid upfront with iDEAL. Once the circle is full, the page becomes a waitlist by itself.
seloura: The SoulCircle is full. The page now shows the waitlist; two people are already on it.
8 of 8 signed up
FullAll paid with iDEAL
Waitlist open
Yara and Monique
Two days before
Someone cancels
The next person on the waitlist is offered the place, and everyone gets a reminder with what to bring.
Message from Sanne
“I can't make it on Saturday after all, sorry.”
seloura: Sanne gets her money back. Yara accepted the place and paid.
Yara is coming
DonePlace accepted, €55 paid
Reminder sent
To all eight, with what to bring
Saturday 14:00
You hold the circle
Cushions in a ring, a candle in the middle. seloura needs nothing from you.
seloura: Have a lovely circle today. Nothing is waiting for you.
That's what you're there for.
The rest takes care of itself. Want to work like this? We're starting with a small group.
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