Introducing the Product Purchase Filter and Its Use Cases

Learn how to use the new Product Purchase Filter to segment customers, target promotions, and improve retention in your studio.

What is the Product Purchase Filter?

The Product Purchase Filter is a powerful new feature that allows you to identify and segment customers based on their purchase history. Whether you want to upsell memberships, offer exclusive discounts, or personalize communication, this filter helps you reach the right audience at the right time.

Why is this important?

Until now, you could only segment customers based on their past visits or future bookings. But providers told us that the most reliable way to understand a customer’s journey is through their purchases. This filter now allows you to create targeted messages based on what products a customer has bought.

How can you use the Product Purchase Filter?

🔍 Key Use Cases:

1️⃣ Upsell & Retention

• Find customers who purchased a trial offer and convert them into regulars with a discount for a membership.
• Example: "Who purchased ‘March Special Offer’ and has already visited? Let’s offer them a discount for a 10-class pass!"

2️⃣ Re-engagement

• Target users who bought a drop-in but haven’t returned to encourage repeat visits.
• Example: "Who bought a drop-in in the last 30 days? Let’s send them an exclusive deal for a block card!"

3️⃣ Onboarding New Members

• Welcome new members with onboarding content and special perks.
• Example: "Who purchased a membership in the last 7 days? Let’s send them an email about member-exclusive benefits!"

Step-by-Step Guide to Applying the Filter

Step 1: Open the Customer Filters

➡️ Go to your Customer List and click on Filters. Click on the Purchased Products filter.



Step 2: Choose a Product 

➡️ Pick multiple services or memberships you want to filter by and click "Apply the filter".

Please Note: 
Selecting multiple products mean that the filtered customers have purchased at least one(!) of those products; it does NOT necessarily mean that they have purchased ALL of them.



Step 3: Add a Timeframe (Optional)

➡️ You can filter by when the product was purchased (e.g., in the last 7 days).

✅ Click "See Results" to get a list of targeted customers!