Monthly Archives: April 2012
New Enhancement Highlights: Wait Lists for Classes with Openings
Written on April 19, 2012 at 7:37 pm, by Jackrabbit Technologies
April’s edition introduces a new feature for the All Ears newsletter! Direct from our development team, we will provide details on the exciting enhancements that have just been released. We will share how the enhacements will benefit you in using your Jackrabbit system! More on today’s Highlight Enhancement: Wait Lists for Classes with Openings The Dashboard alert for “Wait Lists for …continue reading
Use Jackrabbit’s Online Modules without a Company Website
Written on April 19, 2012 at 7:21 pm, by Jackrabbit Technologies
No website? No worries! You can still use our online modules. You can use any of Jackrabbit’s online modules via emails, on Facebook or by providing a webpage address on a printed flyer. The four modules can be used as simple hyperlinks. All the “webpages” reside on our servers, not yours. The online modules are: Class Listings, Online Registration, Customer …continue reading
Developing a Living Business Plan
Written on April 19, 2012 at 7:13 pm, by Jackrabbit Technologies
Is there anything more forbidding than developing a business plan? For many business owners and/or program directors, this task evokes the same reaction as a request for public speaking … “do I really have to?” Seriously, the need for a comprehensive business plan is constant. Many shy away from it because: It seems like a daunting task (it can be); …continue reading
Jackrabbit Gives American Twisters Gymnastics More Reliability and Feature Power than Previous Class Management System
Written on April 19, 2012 at 7:08 pm, by Jackrabbit Technologies
Twisters’ speed and functionality issues with its previous class management system had given owner Randy Sikora inspiration to look for something new. “Jackrabbit’s speed and information packed screens make it a perfect fit for our needs,” Randy comments. Randy was absolutely sold on Jackrabbit but had a concern that its email-based customer support methods wouldn’t give his team the accessibility …continue reading
