Combat Control

CRM pipeline

One board for every enquiry, from first message to paying member.

Why it matters. Enquiries get lost in a notebook or someone's phone, and nobody knows how many trials actually join.

CRM pipeline in Combat Control, shown for a demo academy.
The real product, shown for a demo academy with fictional members.

How it works

  1. Every enquiry sits on a board with nine stages: new, contacted, trial booked, trial attended, enrolled, no-show, follow up, rebooked and lost.
  2. Moving someone to contacted or follow up records when you last spoke to them.
  3. One click turns an enquiry into a member: they start at white belt and get a welcome email to set their password. You need their email address to do this.
  4. You can see where each enquiry came from: your website, walk-ins, referrals, phone or social media. Trial bookings from your website are labelled automatically.
  5. The numbers show how many enquiries you get, how many trials join, how long they take to decide, and your best source.

Who uses it

  • Owner or coach. Works the board, signs people up and checks the numbers.
  • Running several academies. Sees recent enquiries and what needs attention at each academy.

Questions

How many stages does the board have?

Nine: new, contacted, trial booked, trial attended, enrolled, no-show, follow up, rebooked and lost.

Do I need an email address to sign someone up?

Yes. Signing up creates their member login, so the enquiry needs an email first.

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