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How to mark students as paid in Cash?

Discover how to manually mark a student as paid in cash in MAAT.

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Step-by-Step Guide

When a gym is onboarding to MAAT, some students might have already paid their memberships outside the app (for example, in cash or via the old system the gym used). To avoid blocking them from booking classes, we need to mark these students as paid in cash until their current subscription ends.

By doing this, the student will be able to book classes normally without being asked to pay again. On the renewal date, their subscription will be handled directly through MAAT.


1. Access the Student’s Profile

There are three ways to enter a student’s profile:

  • From the Members Page in the Manager Mode:

    1. Tap on your profile icon in the bottom-right corner

    2. Select “Switch to Manager”

    3. Access the Members Page.

    4. Use the search bar to locate the student and tap on their name.


    You can also access a student profile:

  • From a Class: Tap on the student’s name from the class they’ve signed up for.

  • From the Leaderboard: Tap on the student’s name directly from the leaderboard.



2. Open the Student Profile

Once inside the student’s profile, scroll down to the Membership section and select the option “Add cash membership”


3. Set the Valid Date

  • Tap Mark as Paid in Cash.

  • Select the date until which the student’s membership has been paid. You can choose between three options: Indefinitely, End of the month, On a custom date


Example: If the student pays a subscription in cash until the 15th of the next month, select ‘’on a custom date’’ and choose the right day and month.

This ensures the system knows the student is covered until then, and they won’t be asked to pay again before that date.


4. What Happens Next

  • The student can now book classes freely until the selected end date.

  • Once that date arrives, MAAT will prompt them to renew their membership through the app.

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