January sign-ups
New Year’s resolution season floods the line; the number takes several calls at once and passes them to sales.
January sign-ups, class bookings, membership renewals: a number that handles all of it without the trainer putting down the weights.

Let me explainSign-ups, classes and memberships handled without the trainer putting down the weights.
At a gym, calls follow very clear seasons. In January everyone wants to sign up, and before the mid-year vacation come the people who want to get in shape. Every day, the busiest hours are 5 to 8 a.m. and 5 to 9 p.m., just when the front desk is packed with people coming in and the trainer is correcting someone’s squat. At those times, the gym’s calls and messages pile up unanswered.
A virtual number from 19 80 TIC Cloud takes several calls at once on a +57 3xx mobile or landline number, and routes them to the front desk, sales and the manager. Callers asking about plans press one option and talk to sales; those wanting to book a spinning or yoga spot press another. If your gym already has a well-known number, you bring it over by porting and nobody has to learn a new one.
The most useful thing for a gym is usually follow-up. With SMS or voice calls you can let members know their membership is about to expire, and they press a key to get a call back to renew. With an AI agent you can answer questions about hours and plans at any time, even at 10 p.m., when lots of people decide tomorrow is the day they start. And if you have several locations or courts, everything is managed from one platform.
New Year’s resolution season floods the line; the number takes several calls at once and passes them to sales.
Spinning, yoga, functional training or dance: the AI agent or WhatsApp takes the booking and lets people know if the class is full.
An SMS or voice message reminds members of the payment date and lets them request a renewal call with one key.
A messaging campaign invites back members who didn’t renew, sent only to those who agreed to receive communications.
At sports centers with 5-a-side soccer or padel courts, customers book their time by phone or WhatsApp without depending on the manager to answer.
Picture a gym in Ibagué with 600 members. It’s January 8, 6:30 p.m.: the front desk is packed and 40 calls come in within an hour from people asking about plans. The voice menu sends prospects to the sales advisor; when he’s busy, the AI agent explains the monthly, quarterly and annual plans and takes down the name and phone number so the advisor can call the next day. At the same time, 80 members with overdue fees get an SMS and 15 press 1 to get a call about renewing.
Turns more prospects into members and renews more memberships without growing payroll.
Get pre-qualified prospects, with name and phone number, ready to complete enrollment.
Manage each class’s spots and stop wrestling with paper lists and scattered messages.
Yes, with bulk SMS or voice-message calls a few days before the due date. Members can press a key to request a call and renew.
The agent is set up with each class’s schedule and spots. When someone calls or writes, it tells them which spots are left, books theirs and lets them know if the class is already full.
The number takes as many calls at once as your plan allows, from 2 to hundreds. If all agents are busy, the AI agent answers and takes the details to call back.
Yes. Soccer, padel or tennis court bookings can be taken by phone, WhatsApp or the AI agent. That way the manager doesn’t have to answer every request.
Yes. A menu asks which branch the caller wants and transfers the call there. You can also have a different number for each branch if you prefer.
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