Usage you can explain
Membership allowances and real bookings live in the same customer history.
Know what each member paid for, what they already used and which recurring reservations still need capacity.
Coworking membership management is how a space records what each member has agreed to and what they have actually used. A membership defines the included usage; the bookings consume it. In Boris both live in the same customer history, recurring reservations are still checked against real capacity rather than assumed, and every charge can be traced back to the booking and the membership behind it.
Membership allowances and real bookings live in the same customer history.
Create repeating usage without losing sight of conflicts and available capacity.
Staff can trace the booking, membership and payment context behind every charge.
A membership sets the entitlement. It does not override availability.
| What the membership defines | What Boris still checks at booking time |
|---|---|
| Included usage and allowances | Whether the allowance covers this booking, and what it leaves |
| Recurring usage for a member or team | Each occurrence against real capacity and existing bookings |
| The company or customer the usage belongs to | That the history, the booking and the charge refer to the same record |
| What is billed and when | The booking and membership context behind every amount |
Define the membership and its included usage.
Assign it to the customer and schedule any recurring bookings.
Track consumption and renewal alongside the rest of the operation.
Yes. Membership usage can be tied to the reservations a customer actually makes.
Yes. Repetition does not bypass resource capacity or conflict rules.
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