Questions tennis academy owners ask first.

No. It covers public academy pages, season and camp applications, AI-assisted group formation, schedule operations, trainer workflows, student and parent portals, invoices, payments, products, newsletters, closures, and owner reporting.

Yes. AI-assisted group formation is owner-controlled. You configure rules, run the process, review status and results, validate schedules, keep manual control, export overviews, and send notifications only when ready.

Owners can create manual, season, camp, and training invoices; offer Stripe Connect; manage installments, refunds, credits, public invoice links, overdue reminders, and bank statement reconciliation.

Yes. FlexCademy supports card payments through Stripe and imports bank statements, so incoming payments reconcile against open invoices automatically.

No. FlexCademy includes role-specific portals and automated communication flows. Trainers see schedules and reviews. Students and parents apply, book, pay, and view their training details. Owners send newsletters, schedule emails, reminders, and closure notifications from one place.

Yes. FlexCademy supports CMS-managed academy pages, contact pages, location pages, camp landing pages, direct enrollment, book-a-training slots, product pages, cart, checkout, hero imagery, and multilingual content.

Yes. Academies manage multiple locations with their own courts, working hours, court types, pricing periods, and public location pages. Schedules, seasons, and camps are location-aware throughout.

Camps get their own landing pages, applications with custom questions and equipment lists, capacity and waitlist handling, invitations, paid-confirmation logic, trainer assignments with compensation, invoicing, and participant notifications.

Yes. A parent account manages multiple student profiles, switches between them, applies for programs, and handles billing for the whole family.

Yes. FlexCademy brings invoice and payment data into one workflow with your accounting — instead of being retyped at month end. Together with public invoice links and bank statement reconciliation, your books stay aligned with what actually happened on court.

Yes. Court-booking tool integrations are part of the story because court operations should feel connected, not fragmented. If your club runs its court booking on a platform, bring that setup to the demo and we will map how it works together with FlexCademy.

Yes. Your public academy website — homepage, locations, camps, products, enrollment, and contact — runs under your academy's own domain name with your branding, not on a shared booking-widget URL.

Yes, when it is part of the rollout. The public academy site covers CMS-managed content, location pages, camp landing pages, contact forms, enrollment, and a full shop — digital products like training coupons and events, and physical products with variants, inventory, discounts, checkout, and shipping or pickup. That can reduce separate hosting, maintenance, and update work.

The platform supports multilingual public content, and academy owners can manage localized texts for their public pages — including AI-assisted translation of CMS content.