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How do I send out a direct link to a specific class, workshop, or course?
How do I send out a direct link to a specific class, workshop, or course?

Share the unique link for promotions and streamline the customer experience

Claire avatar
Written by Claire
Updated over a week ago

As soon as you add a class to your Punchpass schedule you'll have access to a custom link that directs students to that specific class, workshop, or course on your calendar.

You can find the link on every class details page:

Ideas for using the public link to share a class

  • Create a button on your website to promote a specific class, course or event and use the link as the destination URL for that button,

  • Add links in your newsletters directing students to the events that you're currently promoting,

  • Easily promote specific classes on social media posts,

  • Use our Ticketing feature (available on our Banyan plan with Stripe integration) - a super simple way to collect payment at the time of reservation.

If the class is part of a multi-class series then all of the classes will have the same link directing students back to the series information so they can book all of those classes in one transaction:

Creating a secret class for a group of students

If you're running a class/workshop/course and only want to allow sign-ups from a select group of people (but not the general public) then you can do that too.

To set up a secret class, you'll set up the class type to NOT display on the public schedule.

From Manage Classes, select the class, and select Edit from the Actions menu. Make sure the checkbox to show the class on the public schedule is not selected and press Save.

You'll then add class times to your schedule for the desired times.

Unlisted classes still have an option on the class details page to grab the direct link:

You can send the link out to eligible students and they'll be able to book in for the class as normal - anyone with the link will be able to make a reservation.

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