Changing a membership's monthly class allowance now asks you to confirm
When an edit would remove or change the monthly class allowance of a recurring membership, the pass type review explains who is affected and asks for confirmation before it saves.
A recurring membership such as "10 Classes/Month" gets its monthly class limit from the "per month" row in its class limits. If that row was changed to a different period, for example "per day", or removed, the membership was saved with no monthly limit and new buyers received an uncapped pass without any warning. The pass type editor now checks this before it saves. While you edit, a note appears under the class limits when the monthly allowance is being removed or changed. When you review the changes, a separate confirmation explains that new buyers get the new setting, that people who already hold the membership keep the monthly allowance they purchased, and that the unused-classes rollover settings are hidden while a membership has no monthly allowance. You must tick it before the change can be saved. The check also runs on the server, so it applies to every way a pass type can be edited, including the AI Studio Manager, which cannot change a monthly allowance without this confirmation. A membership with only a per-day or per-week limit is still allowed, for example an unlimited plan. Nothing is asked when you rename a membership, change its price or turn it on or off. A membership can have only one "per month" limit, and it must be a whole number of 1 or more. Saving a recurring membership also no longer switches off its "unused classes roll into the next period" settings when the monthly limit is removed during the edit. The settings stay stored and apply again when a monthly allowance is set.
Explore distinguishes offerings from available times
Explore now labels treatment and salon counts as venues offering those services. It shows the venue even when no time is available on the selected day. Available times continue to come from each venue's live slot search.