Cadence Calendar
Cadence Calendar
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    • Add a new student
    • Change student status
    • Delete a student
    • Default Lesson Price and Duration
    • Recording attendance
    • Export students

Default Lesson Price and Duration

Cadence Calendar makes it easy to set default lesson pricing and duration for each student so you don’t have to re-enter the same details every time.

Setting Defaults

  • When adding a student: On the Add Student form, you can enter a default lesson price and lesson duration.

  • Billing type:

    • Per Lesson → Each scheduled lesson will automatically create a transaction using the default price.

    • Fixed Rate → Transactions are not auto-created per lesson. Instead, use charge transactions for fixed/recurring billing.

Updating Defaults in Bulk

  • From the Students page, check multiple students in the table.

  • A menu bar will appear at the bottom of the screen.

  • Choose Update Lesson Prices to change lesson price and/or duration for all selected students at once.

This is useful for updating your entire studio quickly.

How Default Duration Saves Time

  • When scheduling a lesson, the end time is automatically set based on the student’s default duration.

Optional Auto-Adjust Pricing for Edited Durations

If you edit a lesson’s duration for a single-attendee lesson, Cadence Calendar will detect the change and ask if you’d like to adjust the price automatically.

  • The price is calculated at the same per-minute rate as the original default.

  • Example: If a student’s default is $30 for 30 minutes, and you change the lesson to 60 minutes, Cadence will prompt:

    “Do you want to adjust this lesson’s price to $60 instead of $30?”

  • This adjustment is optional—you can keep the original price or update it.

Tip: This feature only triggers when editing an existing scheduled lesson, not when you’re creating a new one. Use it if you want your lesson charges to scale naturally with longer or shorter sessions without manually adjusting each transaction.

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