Club Automation runs your membership. TrainerMetrics runs your PT operation.

For the first time, managers and trainers see identical pipeline data pulled from Club Automation. That shared view is what turns a monthly review from an audit into a coaching conversation.

The PT layer Club Automation was built to hand off

Club Automation handles membership, billing, and aggregate revenue reporting well. What it does not do is pace personal training staff against individual performance targets, track the lead-to-client pipeline, or give fitness managers a unified view of trainer activity. That is not a gap Club Automation overlooked — it is one they have explicitly chosen to fill through partner software. As one Club Automation account executive put it in a business review: operators who need PT management need a tool built for it, because Club Automation does not solve in that area.

 

Without that layer, operators build it themselves. Fitness directors filter charge audit reports by trainer name, total the numbers by hand, and compile Excel sheets to send up the chain for regional review. Every month. For every trainer. Industry estimates put the time cost at one to 1.5 hours of manual data entry per club, per month, before any coaching conversation can start.

 

The TrainerMetrics Sales Module replaces that entire process. It pulls Club Automation transaction data, session counts, and member records into a shared pipeline view that managers and trainers see simultaneously. Trainers log in and see their pacing in real time: sessions remaining on each client’s package, expected re-sign dates, and credit card decline statuses. The report that took a manager an afternoon to build is already assembled before the coaching conversation starts. For enterprise operators, that same data rolls up hierarchically across a single club, a region, or 200-plus locations.

Built by

TrainerMetrics

Available Tiers

Club, Enterprise

Supported languages

English (United States)

Resources

clubautomation.com

Integration Features

One Number, Two Perspectives Body

Managers and trainers see identical data pulled from Club Automation. No charge audit exports, no manual filtering. The same pipeline view that informs a manager’s department review is the same view a trainer uses to manage their own book of business.

Leads to Renewals, Every Stage Tracked Body

TrainerMetrics organizes Club Automation data around the full client lifecycle: consultations set and converted, sessions purchased, sessions remaining, and renewal dates approaching. Trainers see which clients are close to running out, which agreements have a declined card on file, and when to start the re-sign conversation.

Trainer Goals, Finally Trackable Body

Club Automation tracks membership revenue. It does not pace PT staff against individual performance targets. TrainerMetrics adds that layer: managers input monthly goals for leads, sessions, new revenue, and re-signs. Trainers log in and see their pacing without waiting for month-end.

Coaching Conversations, Not Reconciliation Sessions Body

When manager and trainer walk into a one-on-one with the same data in front of them, the conversation changes. No spreadsheet to build first, no numbers to dispute. Just a shared view of what is working and what needs to change.

Data & Permission

The Club Automation integration reads member and transaction data from Club Automation and writes it into TrainerMetrics. TrainerMetrics requests read access to locations, groups, employees, users, member records, profiles, reservations, events, and sales transactions — the data that powers the shared pipeline view for managers and trainers. No data is written back to Club Automation.

Club Automation
TrainerMetrics
Sales Transactions
Sales Transactions

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